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December 26-27th Storm Observation Thread


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The dual polarity radar seems excellent just cant find it free any where, but according to the weatherfroind radar i should have been sleet for a grip now but it jas been 90% snow and i havent budged from 30/25, need to hold on for those echos and hope we stay snow. Im at the corner of waterbury near the prospect/ naugatuck lines, so i have a bit of elevation

  On 12/27/2012 at 4:05 AM, ChrisM said:

Literally the most NW corner of Harwinton, CT. The physical NW corner of the town is in my neighbors backyard lol, so basically Torrington. I'm pretty far into Litchfield County, more than you'd think if you looked at a map of the town itself.

Those are some really heavy echoes again south of here...if we can stay snow it will be sick. How accurate are those R/S lines?

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  On 12/27/2012 at 4:18 AM, tavwtby said:

The dual polarity radar seems excellent just cant find it free any where, but according to the weatherfroind radar i should have been sleet for a grip now but it jas been 90% snow and i havent budged from 30/25, need to hold on for those echos and hope we stay snow. Im at the corner of waterbury near the prospect/ naugatuck lines, so i have a bit of elevation

Radar is back to looking like crap to the s, our race is mostly run.

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  On 12/27/2012 at 4:16 AM, SnowlieSnowstormson said:

I have a feeling this storm will underperform pretty much everywhere... precip shield looks ok... but not as anymore imo....

The precip spawned by the developing coastal is mostly in areas like RI and SE Mass where the boundary layer is too mild to support snow. The precip from the primary is mostly over western NY...

A lot of the higher totals in SNE are probably not going to verify, and that's true of Central New England as well too I would imagine.

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  On 12/27/2012 at 4:17 AM, weathafella said:

I think the jackpot for this entire storm is the BUF/ROC/SYR area with likely SYR ending up with 20 inches when the LES kick in as the winds become favorable.

ROC will get more than syracuse due to the wind direction and the CNY dry slot. It's even possible BUF beats ROC.

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