I'm going back for the past 6 seasons, starting with 14-15 and going through 19-20 and making graphical snowfall maps for season totals in CT.
Starting with 19-20. The "F" winter.
Well it didn't snow here and NYC and LI and the islands...so...extreme southern NE/tri-state blockbuster winter?
Logic.
I can't handle a D+ Winter, an F winter, and another F winter back to back to back..just can't do it.
Why? theres no more leaves on the trees now. It shouldn't be any different from a mid-jan event.
It's not like we have gotten 3 feet of snow before and it was total destruction. I think most of the trees survived Feb 13.
Snowfall totals from the very early season winter storm in CT. Tried to use the same ranges on the forecast and then add an additional 4-6 range for the areas that went above my highest range. Nailed the shore and most of the state through the CT river valley up through BDL. 2-4 range in the hills with higher amounts in a small area in the NW and larger area in the NE. If anyone has any additional reports or i missed any id be happy to add them. Thanks for the reports. Grade: B-