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March 6th-8th Ocean Storm Obs


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I did not think us flat landers would fair nearly this well.  

 

Although there 2 signs yesterday that caused me to be hopeful.  

 

The wind here was out of the due north all day and the wind at UConn where I work was from the east all day, made me think there was something interesting possible and also, the fact that looking at radar during the afternoon, it snowed here all afternoon.  While it did not stick, it kept the temperature right around 33 degrees so when it kicked in last evening it did not have too far to go.

 

Using an eyeball estimate, there is at least 10 inches out there.  Not snowing too hard now -  hopefully more to come before it is over.

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wtf with manchester and glastonbury ct the past few years...so sick of it

 

apparantly the firehose cannot penetrate the lower valley...light snow for hours 5 to 6 inches..big deal when places ten to twenty miles away are a foot plus

That's better than the inch we have here 10 miles north
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so Scooter is that band over you going to pivot S over me or will it fizzle out? My thought is that it will pivot through. This stuff is awesome right now and would love to see tis last through noon. It's been snowing for 31h+ straight now. Maybe make a shot at 36h.

I think it will slowly sink south, but may weaken a tad. Winds will turn more NE aloft.

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Hot off the press..Look at the differences over short miles..some of these reports are hours holld too

 

 

LOCATION          STORM TOTAL     TIME/DATE   COMMENTS                     SNOWFALL           OF                     /INCHES/   MEASUREMENTCONNECTICUT...HARTFORD COUNTY...   SOUTH WINDSOR          8.5   540 AM  3/08  TRAINED SPOTTER   MANCHESTER             8.0   226 AM  3/08  TRAINED SPOTTER   BURLINGTON             6.0   436 AM  3/08  TRAINED SPOTTER   EAST FARMINGTON HEIG   5.0   400 AM  3/08  NONE   WEST HARTFORD          4.0   528 AM  3/08  BROADCAST MEDIA   AVON                   2.5   625 AM  3/08  NONE   1 WNW WINDSOR LOCKS    1.4  1200 AM  3/08  BRADLEY AIRPORT...TOLLAND COUNTY...   STAFFORD SPRINGS      13.0   657 AM  3/08  NONE   STAFFORDVILLE         12.8   504 AM  3/08  NONE   TOLLAND               12.3   516 AM  3/08  NONE   SOMERS                11.0   701 AM  3/08  TRAINED SPOTTER   COVENTRY               7.0   217 AM  3/08  TRAINED SPOTTER...WINDHAM COUNTY...   WOODSTOCK              8.2   656 AM  3/08  TRAINED SPOTTER   EAST KILLINGLY         5.3   607 AM  3/08  NONE
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Yeah but he was in slightly better echoes. That band to your east is right on the line for you. Should make it in I think.

 

I think elevation helped too.  He's closer to me and a couple hundred feet higher and I had 11.5-12.5" across my yard.  I saw that yesterday driving home as the portion over 1000' had a couple more inches and the roads were snow covered and they were just starting to here.  Even a few hundred feet below me was a little different.

 

Either way,I'm enjoying this one!

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I think elevation helped too.  He's closer to me and a couple hundred feet higher and I had 11.5-12.5" across my yard.  I saw that yesterday driving home as the portion over 1000' had a couple more inches and the roads were snow covered and they were just starting to here.  Even a few hundred feet below me was a little different.

 

Either way,I'm enjoying this one!

Yeah under 700 feet yesterday made a huge difference. and below 500 feet most of the new snow yesterday had melted. 800 feet it was sticking to rds  the 700-800 foot area is generally the magic area I've noticed over the years

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Already 11" down and absolutely crushing heavy 1/4 sm SN+ at least 2"/hr type stuff right now. The plow goes by and instantly the road is covered behind it.

 

RAP has this band over the area until around 17Z. We may push 15-18" here, amazing. I thought my 6-12" call was aggressive but guess not, firehose ftw.

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