The 4 Seasons

This is a first pass - initial snowfall totals for CT only. Will be working on SNE/Tri-State for the next couple days, it's going to be quite a project to say the least. Thanks to everyone who sent reports, i tried to use most of them if i could fit them in. This CT one will get updated with different ranges but used the original ones for verification purposes. Overall feel very good about the final call forecast, at least for Connecticut. Some higher amounts greater than 2 feet occurred in SE New London and eastern Windham counties. Feeling an A- for the grade for CT.

you are correct, they never updated the plot on the interactive map, i assumed it was right since they are very good about that (BOX). Yes 17.1" is the updated amount Let me know when you hear about NYC, very curious

16.9 Edit: 17.1" is the correct amount

this is the first storm i can ever recall talking about a roof assist lmao. But its probably a thing, to some degree (a small percentage)

i'll figure it out when its truly over sometime in very late Mar/early April when snow threats drop to near 0 around. Right now its probably A- ish

more than a little, i def tossed it.

Some report on the interactive map OKX plotted yesterday https://www.weather.gov/source/crh/snowmap.html

so not 22.5?

Yeah fluff bombs like Jan 7th 2022 and Feb 7th 2021 with virtually no wind, short 6-10hr duration are the best for getting nice uniform snowfall totals. Events like these are a nightmare. And even worse 3 day events like Mar 2001.

I dont even know how you clear and measure every 6 with winds like that, doesnt it just fill back in from the surrounding snow anyway?

good idea

Blasphemy. KMA is your model North Haven - 17.3 Bethany - 15.6

what was your final i see 9 on that interactive map

What do we think about the Fall River, MA 41? I noticed BOX did not include it in the PNS or interactive map. 37.9" at TF Green is still the jackpot

Whats more impressive to me is how stable that drone and video footage is in that kind of wind. Impressive technology

Southbury, North Korea

wow what a gradient from 5.5 to 15.3, checks out but thats wild

Do you think that 41 in Fall River is legit? I noticed its not on the interactive map and they didnt include it in the PNS debating whether to include it or not since it is the jackpot

where in southbury though? west east? central?

This is going to be another Jan 2016 situation isnt it. A month from now itll change to 20.X. They definitely got more accumulating snow after 1pm but won't change it?

That 22.5" in Meriden is getting tossed far and wide

Why would it be less? If you didn't clear more than 6hrly its fine. if you did it that way it would be more, not less than the depth at the end

i mean, that is something to consider...

Only one way to find out...just sayin' And after checking definitely 2015 Jan 26-27th and Feb 7-9th 2013 looks close with Mar 2013 23" in Weymouth, Feb 2013 was no question

If that's legit and just not another drift or close to one then its probably jackpot. Also doing 41" depth final and not 6hrly measurements combined is way more impressive. Doing 6hr clearing like the airports would probably be near 50.