Southern CT didnt get much of anything that system outside of the hills of interior New Haven and Nrn parts of the southern counties.
I got less than what i expected, it rained.
I think that is, by far, the largest area of 30+ red shading ive seen on any NESIS map, including Feb 13 which has like almost nothing above 30". Is that not overly conservative for once?
I thought it did absolutely fantastic the Jan 18-19th system it was very consistent with it from the start when most of the major models had it OTS or clipping the SE coast.
I was praising it that storm calling it the RGEM storm when most where focusing on a win for the AIs, which was true but i think they overshadowed the RGEMs performance.
its been doing great overall this winter imo and vastly superior to other hi res guidance like the NAM
Snowfall totals for this storm. Reports are from here, cocorahs, COOP and official climo sites. CT/Tri-State maps are up as well.
https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/winter-25-26
Have you ever noticed that dot for South Weymouth is not even in Norfolk county. It's almost directly over Norwell, just south of Hingham town line. Am i crazy or is that not S. Weymouth at all? To me it looks right over Norwell.
9 Years Ago - Feb 9th, 2017 Blizzard
Amazing storm. Extremely high confidence forecast. One of the few storms i can remember where there was extremely good run-run consistency on models and every model was on board for days.
Had thundersnow with this event with 2-4"/hr rates during the day.
https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/feb-9-2017
better than 00Z, models are all over the place with this one right now. A south strung out whiff appears more likely on the table imo than anything. AI has been consistently on the south train for a while, at this range we're gonna see a lot of shifting on ops for the next few days.