WxWatcher007

Just crazy. Still ripping at WXW1. 11 degrees. Probably at least 15 judging by the yardstick. Biggest event since moving back to CT.

Downer post aside, we’re so back.

Nobody is going to shed tears for me (nor do I expect them to) but it has been a struggle here. 2.5" as of 9:15. Even in the best band of the storm by far, just not producing. We had rates before but it was pixie dust. Now we have better flake size but it's barely snowing. Still hopeful that things can turn around tonight with this plume over me, but it's a struggle.

I think tomorrow has some potential. Currently thinking 1-3 western CT/2-4 central and eastern. High ratio stuff may over perform. But we'll see.

Oh yeah, I can see 20. That was our first and final call map. I just mean anyone getting close to 30. I think you probably finish around 2'.

Agree. Some will end up over 20" (glad I added that text in) but unless tomorrow is big it will be very tough for widespread 20-30". Can we get a weathertap radar update @ORH_wxman?

Awesome

I shared that earlier.

1.8" up here but now we're getting into the secondary band and we're probably at SN for the first time today. I think we can make it respectable up here if we get better ratios later. 2.3/-1.6. Should easily be at a foot plus at WXW1

Spent a little over 38 hours below zero here and we haven't gone above 3 here today.

Looks like it

Good signal for up this way too on those fronto plots. Band trying to creep north.

Not sure if temps will rise much but this is probably the coldest day CT has had in a while. 2019 at BDL.

Mesoscale Discussion 0064 NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK 0302 PM CST Sun Jan 25 2026 Areas affected...northeast Pennsylvania and southeast New York into New England Concerning...Heavy snow Valid 252102Z - 260100Z SUMMARY...Heavy snow will continue from northeast Pennsylvania to New England this afternoon and into the evening. DISCUSSION...Widespread heavy snow is ongoing across the the Northeast and will continue into the evening. Numerous 6 hour snowfall amounts of 8-9 inches have been received from Long Island to Connecticut, supporting a mean snowfall rate of 1.5 inches per hour. Given radar intensity trends, much of this likely came in the last 3-4 hours, suggesting snowfall rates near 2 inches per hour are likely ongoing. Expect these extreme rates to continue for another 3 to 4 hours from Connecticut to Massachusetts as frontogenesis continues northeastward across New England. Thereafter, continued heavy snow around 1 inch per hour may continue through the evening as the deformation band pivots across the region. ..Bentley.. 01/25/2026

Same here. 0.8" so far but I'm still optimistic we turn it around here.

Mom reports 7.5” in East Hartford. Hope she’s not slant sticking but pictures look good.

Yikes

Started out well but mostly sand now up here. At least it’s coming down at a decent clip.

Keep taking em up, BTV…keep taking em up.

Was 3.5" about two hours ago

1.5°/-3 -SN -15° WC

Fortunately so far we’re overcoming the risk of Arctic sand here in Barrow Not fond of the QPF output but it’s go time now. Let’s crush.

For those that can't get to it right now.

Ha, just like that. First flakes.