The 4 Seasons

does that surprise you, it's the NAM

It begins just after midnight NW, predawn for most, ends about noon or so, per NAM

Zonked out clown map

NAM definitely looks better than 00/06Z runs. Quite a bit juicer and transitioning to snow faster. FWIW...

Going back in the archives and producing maps for past events that i haven't done. Any requests for any CT storms and i'll take a look...if there is enough data ill do it!

18Z EC was much better than 12Z but 12Z was also pretty damn dry. We still have a ways to go with this one, i'm not holding my breath for this type of setup. When we get inside 72 or better yet 60 hrs ill feel better if these type of solutions hold up. We are still at 90 hrs per 18Z ECMWF for snow to start flying.

Another 3-6 in the mountains of S VT in the same areas that picked up 2ft+. Ski season off to a good start.

oh thank god

Inland Monster :::UPDATE:::

could be worse, could be @dendrite dead last with less than an inch...if thats real.

+3.4 I would like to be a part of this... (per the website) Need a login/pw set up

resurrect it and we can merge or close this one if you want

Mar 3-4 storm vs. FX

March 2nd 2019

woosh. Happy Thanksgiving to all, i have no snow to look at and a 102.5 fever, yay.

I am going to attach the maps for the past winter storms from last season, 18-19. I never got around to doing Mar 2nd and Mar 3rd-4th winter storms in CT but i will get them done and upload soon. I am working on new style maps for this coming 19-20 winter season with new color coding for snowfall amounts. Ranges (this is mostly for me to look back on) Snow: White: Nothing or next to nothing i.e. C-1" Light Blue: Light accumulations, sub advisory i.e. 1-3" Blue: Moderate accumulations, adivsory level, i.e. 3-6" Yellow: Heavy accumulations, warning level, i.e. 6-10" Red: Significantly heavy accumulations greater than yellow, double digit snowfall, warning level, i.e. 10-15" Purple: Very heavy accumulations greater than red, major or near record breaking, warning level, i.e. 18-24" Dark Purple: Extremely heavy accumulations greater than purple, historic and record breaking, i.e. 24-36" Lime Green: Crippling accumulations greater than dark purple, all-time and histoirc levels, i.e. 36-60" Ice: White: Nothing or next to nothing i.e. 0 Light Pink: Measurable, adivsory level, i.e. 0.10-0.20" Purple: Significant greater than light pink, advisory level, i.e. 0.20-0.40" Dark Purple: Major icing greater than purple, warning level, i.e. 0.40-0.70" Lime Green: Crippling ice, major damage, more than dark purple, warning level, i.e. .70-1.00" Dark Green: Historic, all-time and record breaking, more than lime green i.e. 1.00-2.00"

I noticed a lot of discussion threads get cluttered with comments, links and photos of past winter storms (myself included). So, i wanted to create a universal thread for all discussion of past winter storms in New England. Here you can share memories, thoughts, photos, links, whatever you want for any winter storm. This is the place to weenie out and relieve the stress from those ratters or dull periods. So to start i wanted to post some links for past winter storms in the Northeast. 1. Ray's Winter Storm Archive (1993-2013) Excellent place to find a lot of data of snow storms in New England/Tri-State http://www.raymondcmartinjr.com/weather/2011/Weather.html 2. NWS issuing product by CWA. Here you can find PNS, WSW, ZFP products for our local FOs from 1993-Present https://mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/wx/afos/list.phtml 3. NERFC Daily Snowfall, Snow Depth & Forecast Snowfall https://www.weather.gov/nerfc/snow If anyone has similar type archive links, please please share them. Also post photos, maps, etc from past winter storms.

50s is pretty normal for early December in SNE/Tri-State. The Avg high for the first week of December is 46-47F for BDR and probably only a couple degrees colder for BDL.

can we retire "torch" i loathe that word. yes i'm triggered

I don't remember a single snow event in CT in Dec 2006, let alone something historic like 27". This sounds like Feb 11/12 2006, especially with that 'death band pivoting over NYC and W CT. Or was it another part of the northeast or country? From what i remember 06-07 was a complete dud. We didn't see any real snow until late Feb/early Mar.

I went to a driving range once...can i play in this thread?

Snowfall totals & verification for yesterday's blizzard.

You guys had a rough season, i feel for you...the only real good one (warning event) was Jan 4th for NYC.

What happened to 40?

Snow melting, almost all gone actually. Roads and sidewalks bare, didn't even get to use the blower..damn. i give this storm an F. Congrats E CT, RI and E MA.