The 4 Seasons

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Maybe by Easter we'll know

Going to be dead even by around midnight

Yeah, 1,902. It's beautiful.

It's called the NAM now....

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-

So much frost this morning, it looked like it actually snowed here. I had measurable frost on my car

huge flakes in this band, moderate snow. prob around .5

WXTap radar

Everyone in CT once its all said and done please @mention me or pm for a final total. No paved surfaces and no eyeballing

thats impressive, on your way to 2-4 easily. Maybe hit a 5 spot in CT somewhere up there

+SN. 1-2 rates if the ground was cold enough. Grass and non-paved are completely white now. Excellent snow growth.

This is what we're in for this winter with the NWS. Invest in Weather Tap or Radar Scope for mobile.. Total joke

That i can recall yea. I remember Sandy producing some serious snow in the apps but obviously we got all rain. Can't recall any, no.

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jesus, you may be missing all the small 0.5-1" little shits in those seasons though because that one storm in Jan 2002 dropped about what youre saying for the season total. I have 01-02 at 7.0"

All snow. North Haven, CT 110ft 34F

the only season i can think of that wouldn't be an improvement is 01-02.

That's a beautiful site

ive only seen it this razor sharp a couple times in my life. We should go over to all snow here very soon though.

It's this extreme now at a very low elevation in southern CT. All snow at 200 ft and mainly rain with some random flakes at around 100ft.

Elevation making a big difference as we change over. It's all snow at 230ft in North Haven and 90% rain/10% mangled snowflakes at 110 ft. 34F

Decided to make an actual call on this one as there is a good chance some places in CT will see the first plowable snow and many places the first snow in the air. Snow this early is very rare and warrants a forecast snowfall map i feel. Most of the population of the state will likely just see snow in the air or coating especially on grassy non-paved surfaces. Feel theres a good chance of very low end advisory snow in the hills of 2 or 3" possibly up to 4. If models change signicantly for 12Z and 18Z ill make an update but i think this is fine.

thats probably what i would FX as well for most of the state except the immidiate shore and SE CT probably just T