Wow! This is the most comprehensive set of maps I've come across for CT. That site has a lot of historic information as well, super impressive. Thanks JDJ.
Agree. But you have the cutoff energy in the SW trending a bit further west each of the last 6 cycles. It allows for the trough to be too negatively tilted and leave the energy behind it. Would like to see that trend back a bit east again, it looks like there's a lot of sensitivity to it.
I would've bet serious amounts of money at terrible odds 24 hours ago that there would be no chance that Dover DE received more digital snow than Worcester in any model run leading up to this event...
This website is always neat to check out during larger storm wind events:
https://earth.nullschool.net/#current/wind/surface/level/orthographic=-73.22,38.76,2507/loc=-78.328,32.585
Wrapping up here. Stayed down in CT for the storm. Pedestrian storm around these parts. 4.1" storm total. Good luck up there to my northeast, though looking at the radar I think you'll enjoy your afternoon.
Thanks Jon, but in looking at that positive depth chart, my house is in the bullseye lol. My wife isn't going to like it, but I'll offer to take the kids....
Trying to determine if I should stay in CT or head up to my weenie spot in southern VT. I was originally going to stay down here but it's hard to deny the north trend. Front-end looks more exciting in CT (but I'm on the southern edge currently and tainting looks likely), but that h850 easterly flow into VT at 2300' would probably do pretty well. I NEED SNOW in my life. Any suggestions?
Still pouring outside. Absolute soaker once again with 2.75" and counting from this event. Over a foot (of MF'n rain) month to date. I'm up to 76.75"+ on the year. Certainly the wettest on record at my place.
Heading to our VT place at 2300' with the family this morning... we'll enjoy the mud.