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The 4 Seasons

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  1. 3.5+ puts me at 10.5 for this lame ass season. 20-25 more " to go to just make normal.
  2. No doubt. And even for VT, they got about has much as we did. Favored upslope areas will pick up a few more but i don't see those 7-17" amounts verifying.
  3. Def an easier than usual forecast. Except for the changeover to rain. The R/S at least in CT only made it to the immediate shore.
  4. I couldn't imagine getting this much snow in my wildest dreams. Never seen a car completely submerged in snow to the point its completely unrecognizable and flat on top.
  5. That WSW for 5-9 was ridiculous.
  6. If anyone has any totals for CT, final totals that were measured (not estimated) please send em my way as i will be making a map. thanks in advance. looking at the reports it seems to be 3-5 statewide with 1-3 SE corner.
  7. Snow growth good. probably end up close to 4. Back edge approaching WCT should be done there in the next half hour. Far eastern CT done in about 2 hours.
  8. 3". Looks like most will end up in the 3-5 range. looked nice, at least the roads got covered.
  9. 1.5" down. Steady light snow. Snow growth is not good, very dense snow, but probably close to .75-1.0"/hr at this time
  10. Not for the mountains of VT and NH thats pretty much a lock there. Some may approach double digits with the upslope
  11. This is your typical 3-6"er for CT. No one will remember this in 5 years. But in this winter, or any winter, it's a welcomed event.
  12. Heavy Men Blowing Snow & Freezing Fog.
  13. you'll be approaching 6 most likely, enjoy it in this mediocre (at best) winter.
  14. Yes, for you're area i'd go with 7-11 central CT 6-10 and W CT 5-9
  15. I was very surprised HVN reported +SN right from the jump. When it started we quickly became moderate, and there were a lot of moderate reports at the time but never less 1/4" mi vis id say. Quick question, why did BDR only report SN and not +SN at the start. They were at 0.25 mi vis. I thought intensity was determined by reduced visibility from falling snow, regardless of the per hour rate. We talked about this recently when you can get 1"/hr and still be reporting -SN because of the ratios.
  16. maybe you're right but im strictly speaking CT only. Last update forecast map is on track. Most fall in the 4-5 range i believe some 6 or 7" amounts are possible well inland.
  17. The bulk of the precip is and was slated to be in the 6-10PM timeframe. We are well ahead of what most models had for totals around 5pm.
  18. It will fill in and ramp up after 6pm. I was just checking models and most have the bulk falling between 6-10PM for us. We are at about an inch and by this time more were only supporting 1/4-1/2" by this time, so we're ahead of the curve. 4-6" is most likely for interior southern CT.
  19. Latest OKX maps. I can agree with the inland numbers around 5-6". But HVN gets more than 2 thats for sure. They are already close that.
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