joey2002

That is a really awesome link with major CT storm history going back 25 years. This firehose storm had to be one of the craziest gradients I’ve seen going from a couple inches to a couple feet in such a short distance. 2013 was amazing.

GFS respecting the MA border with CT and RI

Yeah and I’m guessing that ratios would probably be higher than 10:1 in northern areas given a solution like that or in any banding that occurs.

Slightly north, but the GFS has been pretty consistent with a good hit for a couple days now which hopefully is a good thing.

Looks like he made up “the Mark model” now that the Canadian failed him https://x.com/meteomark/status/1880857869379067979?s=46&t=2MsyZ8_1I3aJhRuATOtecw

Thanks, yeah I’m at 650ft in Tolland so not quite Kevin’s 1k but some elevation at least.

What do you think the approximate snow ratios might be for areas in Northern CT?

What are your thoughts about 650ft in Tolland compared to Kevin at 1k? Currently 35° here.

New map is indeed better for eastern hills and looks a lot like the HREF Also the last 2 RGEM runs have put a bullseye right over Kevin’s house for some reason:

Better than 12z… Good to see 18z and 00z trend a bit north and more amped at least.

Ukie might be the new king

Yeah ratios appear to be lower than 10:1 in most areas of CT at least according to Kuchera. They’re riding the 00z HREF… also not sure why BOX can’t fix the locations of the towns on the map.

BOX isn’t buying the trend apparently or they’re just going with the HREF

6z GFS a bit south crushing CT and RI (10:1)

Rgem says take ‘em up