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I agree with this "well-reasoned, non-hyped Damage in Tolland" statement!

"This is going down as warmest Morch since 2012". "Ensembles show a normal to slightly AN pattern thru end of month" Kev... here are 2 quotes from your 3/19/22 discussion with Will... Hard to run away from those words???

Agree 100%... The edgy side of the program has been an attempt to increase viewing audience. But it really has not helped. In an odd way, this blow up may actually increase viewers next year, as folks wait for the next brawl. Years ago the emphasis was on a host, like Billy Crystal, having the ability to perform song parodies and skits. I'm a fan of watching great actors and actresses transform themselves in a movie role. The need to have their award night become a comedy central show has always puzzled me.

For Burlington, average of my total and town DPW measurements at ~1,100 feet is 48"... Considerably less on the Farmington River side of town where elevation is only ~200 to 300 ft at most.

This could and should allow the Oscars to move back toward an awards show focused talent and talent alone. Over the past decade or two they have turned their awards night into a Hollywood Roast night. They have gone looking for hard hitting, nasty and often crude emcees. They are there to celebrate talent, nothing more.

It's your comment about warm front making it into northeast Mass?

New low for you!!! You have to be pretty fk-up to post such a comment!

Were still working

Over the years, not lately though, we've gone through periods when DPW would recommend school delays so their crews could do treatments or push corners back and get their crews off the roads so kids were not standing around in the dark while they

He lives in a magical place...

2.0" at 1,110 ft in Burlington...

It is a bit weird... Just talked to the DPW from Wolcott (northern New Haven County) and they have about the same as here, but my other contacts and clients across southern and central Litchfield County have a wide range of snow amounts; from a coating to 2+ inches... Was talking with one guy and radar showed his area under some great returns, but he said it was very light with only a coating on the ground.

Burlington CT... Local and state police having a hard time keeping up with accidents across Litchfield County Rt 8 and western portions of I-84.

28 degrees and heavy / windblown snow here at 1,100' in Burlington, CT

House shaking and rumbling sounds being reported from my daughter on the Cape and others...

I'll send along later today...

5" is the average now in Burlington!

4.5" here at 1,100 ft in Burlington, CT...

Not that most on here care, but the thought process for many of the early dismissals today was the concern for the increasing road coverage, especially in elevated areas, once past the 2:30 pm period. The concern was the late elementary school bus runs during the 3 pm to 4:30 pm period. Knowing full well that many lower elevation would liked stay mainly wet. To protect the late bus runs, you have get high & middle school runs done by 1 pm or 1:30.

2.5

Solid ground and road coverage across hills of western Hartford County... Burlington, Czt

Especially across nrn CT... Also not nearly as cold.

Not what I was hoping for???

Given the widespread hilly terrain induced snowfall differences across much of CT, including portions of Fairfield and New Haven counties, road conditions can vary tremendously across one town... Just another item in the mix that school districts try to determine the best course of action. I remember storms where you could literally have a normal school day on the south side of Wolcott, but it was a no go across the north side of town near the Bristol border. Unfortunately, there they don't cancel schools for just a certain number of streets. Tomorrow comes down to snowfall rates and whether or not DPW crews can keep roads mainly wet or a bit slushy if rates stay under 1" per hour. The answer should be yes, but if an area gets into solid banding for 2 or 3 hours then all bets are off...

While most on here understand, many folks forget how disruptive heavy sleet can be...