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Damage In Tolland

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  On 2/8/2015 at 3:39 PM, dryslot said:

Trending more and more towards meh, For a lot that were expecting hefty totals, They key was the last wave and that is not looking very good atm

Nobody is mentioning the rgem has definitely shifted that band slowly south and east each run. Compare the 0z/6z and now 12z where the jack is actually aiming towards Quincy and Randolph

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  On 2/8/2015 at 4:04 PM, eekuasepinniW said:

Light snow with tiny flakes here.  The humidity has been steadily dropping... now down to 76%.

I was down around that, but it went up into the 80s with this next burst. We have some low level CAA so it doesn't surprise me. Once that levels off we should be able to saturate it back up.
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  On 2/8/2015 at 4:01 PM, BostonWX said:

I'm liking my spot here on the NW side of the CF. 28 here and great flakes.

You will close in on 20" imo :lmao: Primetime location. Im on the other side of the CF and its snowing nicely. Prob 5" and still snowing somehow...radar is weird lookin.

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  On 2/8/2015 at 3:57 PM, Damage In Tolland said:

 

Couple more hours. Certainly didn't expect this lull since 7:00am yesterday

Ryan Hanrahan ‏@ryanhanrahan  11m

High res computer models show snow redeveloping across inland CT after 3 this afternoon. (h/t @WBAnalytics)

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You didn't expect a lull? Didn't you get snow overnight?

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For all the, let's say anxiety, that I'm hearing about overrated expectations; why not keep in mind that the NWS has done a pretty good job with snowfall amounts this winter. I'm not sure that those maps aren't trustworthy with the caveat that there will be lots of variations (which is exactly what they are saying )

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  On 2/8/2015 at 3:58 PM, Clinch Leatherwood said:

Nobody is mentioning the rgem has definitely shifted that band slowly south and east each run. Compare the 0z/6z and now 12z where the jack is actually aiming towards Quincy and Randolph

 

Have not been on here since yesterday but lol at some of these post, Just getting to go back and look at model runs and the axis of the heaviest precip does seem to have sagged a bit south but models also have been cutting back on the qpf since a day or so as well, These long duration events unless you're ripping SN or +SN they seem pedestrian over the long term

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