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  2. Started out like that here too before flake size improved.
  3. Just wait, it's only 0800, the sun angle will start the melt going any second.
  4. Traveling RT 6 from CT into RI, snow and sleet on the ground just east of I 395 right into Scituate into Johnston, temp 29F/30F
  5. Best chance seems to be a redeveloping clipper around 12/11..but far to go on that one. Then hopefully we are looking at a few more chances post 12/18 after the huge cutter/warmup mid month. Better then than on 12/24, but never a good idea to rule out a grincher.
  6. Perfect dendrites in the northern tip of that convective band.
  7. I think this whole process was slowed down a little by the original Kelvin wave coming in stronger than longer range guidance was suggesting. So a little after mid month now looks like a better bet. After that period of destructive interference this is a pretty nice look starting to show up. And with the next Kelvin wave about to constructively interfere with it just beyond this.
  8. I truthfully don’t really see anything interesting for SNE through mid month. Sure something small could pop, but it looks like we wait until late month
  9. According to NWS data, the 8 am temperature in the Bronx was 36°. Even as there remains a chance that some snow/sleet could be seen at the onset of the precipitation, no accumulation is likely. As per mPING, the precipitation arrived as light rain in Union, NJ. We'll see whether it briefly flips to sleet/snow upon growing heavier. If not, that's not a good sign for the NYC area.
  10. Looked like that here about dawn as light filtered in, but it was all sleet from earlier. Now 50% gone with the heavier rain/freezing rain falling. I reported 0.2" for the sleet (that was on the board), there was 0.53" in the gauge of sleet and freezing rain once it all melted. Oh what a degree up a bit higher would have done.... currently at 8 am right at 32.0/31.7 with rain/freezing rain. About 0.1 of ice in trees and elevated stuff.
  11. Warming quickly up to 29. Won’t get much of anything . I know how these work here. NWCT will get 6”
  12. I’ve obviously lowered my expectations. This nasty warmth is clearly making it further inland than we previously thought. Still got a dusting so far in Worcester. Let’s see if it snows any more or if the rain/snow line ends up 3 miles north of me
  13. Temperature up to 29° but the roads are covered . So much for the warm pavement
  14. Not that it matters at this point, but these are the smallest flakes I've ever seen. lol The main indication it's snowing is the slight reduction of visibility across the river and the increased coating. Better than bare ground though.
  15. Sleet line already up to southern Berks, can see it quickly racing northward on CC
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