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He said to Commercial Traffic. Meaning out of state trucks couldn't pass through the state, commercial vehicles/tractor trailers were banned from the highway. I remember this specifically happening for this storm its happened many times in CT, no commercial traffic so out of state trucks had to turn around or get pulled over and fined.

December 5th

I think an inch is doable but we may be just a bit too far south. I don't see tonight really being anything like the other night in terms of sleet/icing across a widespread area...probably more so for the hills.

Fake cold looks to be slowly eroding back home up to 33. ORH is 44, lol.

Next week will feel like a different world until reality comes back of course

Amazing how much better you good folks did over your way compared to just to your west in Lancaster county. I'm sitting at 22.3" of snow/sleet for the season.

Ends Sunday

Is it possible for us to get an inch of sleet and snow tonight or are we just too far south?

I’d love another delay tomorrow…can we pull a lil ice to help with that lol.

Pretty much. However local mets still going hard on air with ice concerns even south of Hartford now

You drubbed me! Just .03" since midnight at home when I left this morning.

While each advertised warmup has been muted, the seasons are changing despite that fact. This is living proof.

I assume ORH will cancel school in 3...2...1...

Going to come down to lift I think. If the lift is there...BOS will be ripping a heavy, wet snow. But I think the trend has been to favor a good 3-4 hour period of heavy snow around Boston with potential for 5-7" of snow

I feel like we are returning to the endless cloud cover of the Spring and summer last year. Large parts of the Country recorded much below average sunshine compared to normal. Moss, mildew, fungus and just plain gross.

95 wasn't closed. I was on the Connecticut shoreline at the height of the storm after 9pm on that Monday night and there were plenty of cars on 95.

GFS is the coldest. Everything else looks meh here.

Or it could be just a cold rain….gotta see what mesos show later on.

No ice there tonight?

This has been one of the most depressing sky/fog conditions stretches I have ever encountered. Just day after day of gross.

That is getting very close to WSW stuff for BOS should the degree of lift verify. You couldn't paint a thermal profile that is any more on the line than what's being forecast but wow. I guess its great this is happening dead overnight because rates could be 1-2" per hour for a good 3-4 hours.

Haven't hit 50 yet since.... looks like Jan 14th. Let's see how long i can keep that record going

But that model isn’t so hot lately…can’t trust it. Maybe it gets this one right, but all The best trusting it.

Had to fasten a stick to the top part of the stake that winter, as it's "only" 61 inches above ground. Last time we reached 40" was March 2019. Got to 36" in March 2023 but tallest since then was the very brief 28" during the January fluff bomb - was obvious that the 25:1 snow was going to settle big time. March average snowfall here is 17.1" but it's often feast or famine. Five times it brought 30"+, including 55.5" in 2001, but 9 times it ranged from 10.0" down to 0.1". 15 of our 48 storms of 10"+ came in March, and also 6 of the 19 events 15"+. Next highest is February (no surprise) with 11 and 5.

I'll take the 10.5 - 11.5 that fell over 6 inches of slush...that wasnt exactly pure powder.