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  2. Cool squall Dropped about a half inch. It's nice to start the year on a wintry note.
  3. Looks like it blew up after it passed me and headed over to you. About 10 minutes of white out here!
  4. Inside with our 1 yr old who is not a fan of getting bundled up, sent our 6 yr old out who was begging to shovel the driveway so that he can experience this band coming through. Love that he loves snow and winter as much as I do.
  5. Still dropping. Down to 22.5. 1.2 degrees in 20 minutes with the sun out.
  6. Just a quick first pass CT map and town by town totals. This will definitely be updated and refined as i get all the final reports today and tomorrow and the airports. SNE/Tri-State maps as well. I decided to label it January 1st instead of December 31st-January 1st because the majority of the time it spent snowing was after midnight and mostly because including two different months and years wouldn't fit...never ran into that problem before. Also a rare "Snow Squall Event" tag for the description
  7. The -PNA is fading but so is the -NAO…Not seeing anyone pointing out the latter… I don’t know why these phases have been in sych in recent years but it continues… As for the CPC forecast beyond day 10, I think the +AN risk is greatest along the east coast losing the -NAO, and with the west coast ridge axis being west of Washington state… It’s a long wave pattern where upstate NY into northern VT can do very well, snowfall wise. The whites of NH into northern Maine as well…latitudinal Gradient vibes returning to New England. This means a poor pattern for sig snowfall chances in the major metros from Philly to Portland.
  8. Looks like Mattapoisett is just getting into the thick of things now. Guess I'll need to head down to see if any shoveling is needed.
  9. I expect if the -epo is real we’ll see a few cutters that will slowly bring the lower heights E, eventually if we end up with a pattern like that one advertised, we’d be in business PS, I woke up today to almost inch of snow on the ground and I didn’t realize it was supposed to happen. Helluva squall line up here. .
  10. I had thought something was wrong with my sensor. It was 31 when I went up for a shower and came back to 24.
  11. Winter 2013-14 was excellent overall, but January was major frustration. It was significantly BN for temp, AN for precip, and the 2nd least snowy of 130 Januarys at the nearby Farmington co-op. That's a near-impossible trifecta.
  12. Round 2 was better than the 1st. Fluffier snows and more prolonged. Dropping big ole fatties.
  13. 1" here. Maybe a little more? Hard to measure with the blowing snow. Windy 16.9°
  14. I've heard of deer running into cars, but horses running into Slavs?
  15. I remember the March 8, 1984 thundersnow. My house got those rates, as did Dulles.
  16. This isn’t even can-kicking. This is punting and not sure you are getting the ball back. Hopefully, we can salvage part of January. Looks like our shut the blinds pattern lasted longer than expected.
  17. We got a 1/2" here last night to go on top of the same amount we got on Tuesday night from a squall. Just enough for the town to get out and dump ton of salt that will ultimately end up stuck on my black truck.
  18. I slept right through everything, must have been the whiskey ha. Low of 22 and .3” of snow that I’m currently melting down. Happy New Year!
  19. Year end data: Average 59.2°F High 99.5°F 7/27/252:48 pm Low 10.2°F 12/15/257:48 am Rain. 51.9"
  20. I don't own a vehicle. I walk or use public transit everywhere. That much snow would pretty much guarantee I would eventually be hit by a car as I try to navigate around the drifts.
  21. Don’t you read anything the Mets say on here . You can’t just rip and read and assume warmth
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