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I'm expecting, maybe wrongly, a huge NAM solution flip within 12 hours. Over the years, I'd take consistent rgem over a consistent NAM. Any compromise solution between the euro, gfs, them is nowhere near as warm and blah as the NAM. NAM is in a position to out-duel not just one model, but 3 or 4 other schemes. Maybe it does, but I'm beyond wary... -
Yes... several tornado deaths across central FL I believe... Had a friend staying on Marco Island and the squall line passage was worse than any tropical system he had lived through at that time. A plot of the sfc temps across the Deep South during the develop of the Gulf low is freaking stunning. A truly bitter cold air mass that had been coming south out of west-central Canada ended up in LA 2 days later.
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The arctic charge into the Gulf states was about as extreme as I have ever seen! People forget the vicious severe weather event that ripped across Florida!
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here is the 48 hour GFS ending Sunday 12z
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First storm event that allowed folks on Johnnycake Mt. area of Burlington to finally play with their snow toys... PXL_20230228_212830477.TS.mp4
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Final here at 1140' in Burlington will be 8.0". Had submitted 7" earlier to BOX but once I got out and measured multiple locations 8 was the best avg.
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Wide range of amounts across southern CT; seeing some decent totals further south than you in the latest OKX PNS
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7.0 inches... ongoing light snow. 25 degrees; Lots of blowing and drifting; bare ground to 2-ft drifts..
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I would not use it for my official measurement, but my Stratus tube usually is a fair first estimate... Lots of blowing and drifting always makes it tough here
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Decent drifting across the backyard.
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Wind ripping across the Burlington area... PXL_20230228_092751297.TS.mp4
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Agree... While I still sometimes anxiously await the arrival of the Euro, I'm getting pretty comfortable dealing with the combo of the GFS & mesos.
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Ahead tonight's / Tuesday event, ice continues to hang tough in the high terrain areas of western Hartford County...
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I do not like the "+" without text explaining what it means... Whenever I've used a + sign I will state exactly what I am trying to convey; 4 to 6+ most areas will be in the 4 to 6 inch range but there could be a couple of small pockets that reach 6 to 7 inch range. I rarely do it, but if I do, I always explain it... 4 to 6+ may allow folks to think you are thinking 10 inches...
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Agree... I always like the high terrain areas of western Fairfield County in these setups...
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Good move Will...
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Looking at just under an inch so far here in Burlington...
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One of our most mid-winter days of the year in western CT... Steady light snow, 17 degrees and all roads covered...
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Yep... We were actually pretty geared up for at least scattered events here and adjacent towns. Our high elevations that were locked in solid ice normally would roar, but not this time. DPW guys were calling asking when +40 mph gusts would arrive... They never did!
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It was surprisingly uneventful here in Burlington... We had great ice, but mostly bending birches... Best damage appeared to run from Tolland Cty south and east into parts of New London City... My peak wind was only 35 mph... I would normally popped 45 mph in similar setups...
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Zero melting today!
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Close of the icing on the blades of one of my anemometers...
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Was following that... Nasty... Ice accumulation can be so amazing, unfortunately heavy icing leads to big headaches and heartbreak.
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Nice
