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The 4 Seasons

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  1. worse than Jan 15? It was pretty f**kin bad there and here
  2. It's absolutely horrific and they should be embarrased that they rolled something like this out as fully operational. Fortunately i have WeatherTap and highly recommend it for desktop users.
  3. 4 Year Anniversary of a great snowstorm. Jan 7th 2017. Probably one of my favorite half foot (more or less) storms of all time. Everything went perfect. Very cold temperatures, almost all daytime, verified perfectly and trended great on models during the final 24-72 hrs.
  4. Was bored so i made this text graphic for the past 7 seasons (14/15- present) basically since ive been in CT and active on here. 30 storms. Divisions are 3" or more (advisory level) 6" or more (warning level) and 10" or more (warning level - major)
  5. Final snow totals for CT. Thanks to everyone who sent me a report. Reports are from NWS, AMWX, and a few met friends in the area. I also did a text product of all the reports i gathered for CT and will continue doing that for all the storms this season. I will also be updating the running season totals map. Most of CT fell within the call of T-2. SE shoreline recieve nothing but a trace. Busted too low in the extreme northern parts of fairfield and new haven cty and litchfield cty. Final grade: B+
  6. lots of people did. ORH w/ 2"..a few reports in the 3.5-5" range in W CT. RI looks like its mainly under an inch though based on the reports.
  7. Winter Storm Warning issued for a couple counties in N PA. Talk about localized.
  8. porked? Pretty much what was expected and what everyone in the state got, more or less. T-2 was my call. But yeah the storm really took a shit 24hrs ago. It could have been a solid adv, low end warning event.
  9. I dont think it was a bust. We knew what was coming 12-24hrs before it happened. I consider a bust anytime we go into, say a snowstorm, and all models and expectations are pointing to a certain amount, say 6-12. Example, March 21st 2018. Expecting 8-16", Winter Storm Warnings up, ended up with significantly less.
  10. Really, not even a tenth? Wow. Ill mark it down as a trace then.
  11. Rain falling at BDR and the extreme SW and SE CT shoreline. Sometimes its helpful to live 5-10 miles inland even though im still close to sea level. Light snow. 32F
  12. If this is what youre expecting an advisory is real real stretch
  13. yeah i know what you mean, and theres definitely one storm in the 2004-2006 time frame that immediately comes to mind that had a convective pop corn like looking radar, i just cant think of exactly when it was and its driving me crazy
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