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Damage In Tolland

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Around 1.5 inches thus far. Good pasting of moderate snow + ongoing. 31 degrees..... I hope that tailing stuff in Central NY can rotate through here ...because it's already done southwest toward BGM.

Oh hmm... I would've thought you had 3" so far at over 1,000ft in elevation.

I'm surprised you only have 1.5" at that elevation after working 2/3rds through the precip field, while MRG Pete reported 1.5" like 30-60 minutes ago waaaay to your east.

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Oh hmm... I would've thought you had 3" so far at over 1,000ft in elevation.

I'm surprised you only have 1.5" at that elevation after working 2/3rds through the precip field, while MRG Pete reported 1.5" like 30-60 minutes ago way to your east.

I was a little surprised at the amount...even at 2k.

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I was a little surprised at the amount...even at 2k.

I didn't really think much about it, but now looking closer at the radar loop and other observations... its almost done in the Catskills and it looks like 2-3" even up in the 1-2K elevation band. If Pete had 1.5" a while back on the leading edge of the precip shield, he's on his way to warning criteria snow, haha.

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He's using the cm side of the ruler

I'm not calling him out on it haha.... but looking at observations on WXNET 6 out of the Albany area... at 8:30am there was 0.25" of snow accumulation at 2,200ft in Greene County, NY (Catskill region near Hunter Mtn).

http://weathernet6.wrgb.com/view_report.asp?RID=1226

Pete had 1.5" at 2,000ft around 9am in the Berkshires.

At 9:11am, Rick reported 1.3" at 1,000ft just west of Albany.

http://weathernet6.w...rt.asp?RID=1223

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Some 3 inch reports in the western Catskills and done there now..... The next batch stays along/north of about route 20 in NY and probably route 2 in MA I think..... Further south a quick few hour shot and out.

I didn't really think much about it, but now looking closer at the radar loop and other observations... its almost done in the Catskills and it looks like 2-3" even up in the 1-2K elevation band. If Pete had 1.5" a while back on the leading edge of the precip shield, he's on his way to warning criteria snow, haha.

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Not surprising at all after seeing the 6z models drop about a quarter inch across a lot of C/NNE.

Most of the models are closer to 0.50" than 0.25" through CNE into ME. The SREFs are still holding a 0.50" contour from about me through W ME, but yeah...it's cut back in WNE. This isn't a good wind for the CV. I like what's approaching from upstate NY right now.
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