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April Discussion..Mild overall..and really not wild


Damage In Tolland

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For me in Albany, this was the biggest snow event since February 14!  I measured about 3" this morning, so there might have been a bit more than that before compaction.  KALB reported 4.8" with 0.08 L.E. back on March 13, which I strongly beleive was an erroneous report since I live 2 miles from where the report was made and I measured under 2".  The last 1/3 of winter was really lousy.

 

Fun storm last night.  Steady frozen precip from 5pm to almost 1am.

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I gotta say.. This is probably a top 2 or 3 of all time super front for SNE. Granted we don't see 90's one day to snow and 20's like they do in the Plains, but to go from temps and dews in the 60's to sleet/ snow / flash freeze in 4-6 hours is pretty significant for us.

 

From a pure temp standpoint, back doors are still the best. 30F temp drops in 1 hr. 

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flash freeze ftw April freakin 15th to the coast. Cold winters have a lag effect.

 

 

It was a marginal flash freeze...we were still drying out pretty quick though during the snow at 1-4am. So the roads avoided the worst of it, but there were def a few slick spots.

 

If we had kept the dewpoint depressions a little lower, it could have been a lot worse.

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A great end to a really sweet winter, more extensive snow than anyone thought last week but great modeling signal well ahead of time.

You love digging for these old posts to bump. Those posts were from a week ago and I think the context of that exchange was lost. Anyhow...I liked the idea of some snow/IP here, but always felt PF/Mitch were favored which turned out to be the case.

1" in mid April is really NBD here, but it was cool to get it 6hrs after being 60F/60F.

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It was a marginal flash freeze...we were still drying out pretty quick though during the snow at 1-4am. So the roads avoided the worst of it, but there were def a few slick spots.

If we had kept the dewpoint depressions a little lower, it could have been a lot worse.

They shut down 84 from Willington thru Tolland overnight due to ice so they could salt/ sand.
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