i was thinking the same thing, reports are gonna be a shit show in CT. I'm willing to bet a lot of the public wont even know it snowed or care since it will be all wiped out by the AM..or theyll measure the glacier thats left over on pavement.
I'd go lay down but i want to get an accurate measurement at changeover.
Seems a little liberal to me, i think well be done by 1AM. Hope you're right though. Might be able to pull 3-4 if so but i think ill end up ~2" which is about where i have the 0-2/2-4 line so thats good.
HVN and BDR are already gone. HVN reporting UP 50 minutes ago and 35. Quite a gradient across the cost and interior. Prospect is still hovering around 21/22
Steady snow, roads covered. Wisping blowing snow on the roads is nice to look at in the beginning of a storm. Have a feeling theres not much salt down.
Congrats you're one of the few posters in CT in here that is experiencing a snowstorm with a net gain. Bout time Litchfield county doesn't get porked in a storm.
Yeah, i actually think thats one of the hardest area to forecast for this storm. What is your elevation? If you're around 1K in new hartford, i think youll end up +/- 6"
Haven't been posting much this storm, been super busy but just wanted to share this. This was our first call 36 hours ago. Below is the final call issued tonight. Based on surface obs/radar we decided to side with colder guidance and bump up.
No help from the GEPS, looks more or less the same from 12Z with a mean track from NNJ to SNH.
The Gefs very intriguing though, especially based on the above.
damn i wish you had an official report, it seemed like it would have backed my 11.1. I'm on the Hamden boarder, within less 0.5miles. I haven't seen any reports around North Haven that are +/- 11". A hair under 11" seems spot on for what i got.