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The 4 Seasons

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  1. Kinda wild the difference between the mesos and the globals. RGEM goes over the canal, HRRR over ACK, GEM/EC over the BM and GFS well SE of the BM. Still think well see a compromise, somethings gotta give we are approaching 24 hours till start time, at least on the mesos. The timing differences are also pretty stark with HRRR/NAM 10pm-midnight moving into S CT and the EC/GFS not really getting things going until 7AM ish on Tuesday. Our first call was 1-3, we'll be making a final call tomorrow but i think for now that still stands.
  2. Yeah, i agree. This could turn out to be a really nice event with perfect timing for the daylight, almost perfectly centered from sunup to sun set, surface temps in the mid to upper 20s, with cold after the storm.
  3. 6Z euro is not gonna be as good as 00Z, looks like it ticked back SE, similar to 18Z. Still a decent swath of snow over SNE about 1-3. Just an off hour run though, 12Z could easily tick back NW.
  4. RGEM is a nuke, drops 16mb in 12 hours. Its been fairly consistent but is definitely an outlier right now with that NW track and explosive development. Also these mesos have been much warmer punching 850s well into SE southern new england while the globals are pretty much all snow region wide including the gem/gfs/ec.
  5. Pretty big jump up on the Ec, it's been playing a bit of catch up with the mesos so it's expected. I think a region wide 1-4 is a good starting point for now. Kind of a far cry from the moderate snowstorm we were potentially looking at a few days ago but also a lot better than pure whiff, especially with the cold incoming
  6. Aye that's my fav storm of all time. I thought yours was 12/30/00
  7. Updated CT snowfall totals from this event. Tri-state area snowfall totals. Southern New England map i just finished last night. I went through the past 20 pages and tried to include all the reports i could find for MA/CT/RI. This is the first year i started doing this type of map and I'm not familiar with the 301 towns in Massachusetts, not to mention all the CDPs but i did my best. I also used the NWS 72-hour snowfall analysis and snowfall totals map as a guide, as well as Cocorahs, COOP, PNS and reports from here. If there's anything to add or fix i'd be happy to take a look at it.
  8. Hey, just looked up an interesting stat that you might appreciate. KNYC has only received a total of 2.5" in the past 22 months
  9. Yeah heres the radar for the Super Bowl 2015 storm. 9PM on Sunday. We're really derailing this thread by talking about the past so ill make this the last post on the subject.
  10. Doesn't seem so but the one on Feb 2014 and the one on Feb 2015 both occurred/started on Super bowl evening into Monday. Thats why i thought you meant 2015, but 2014 same thing happened.
  11. I believe you're thinking of 02/1-2/15, which came in Sunday night into Monday, into two parts.
  12. DC to Maine, most of CT got 6-12". Maybe you're thinking of the "jonas" blizzard in late Jan that season. The 2/5/16 special was a wave on a front that had this very long SW/NE movement on the radar. Models had it ticking NW every run leading up to the event, it was kind of a surprise event 24 hours in because beyond that it was mostly forecast to be a whiff.
  13. Actually reminds me a lot like 2/5/16, especially on the Canadian
  14. I am too, i've noticed in a lot of storms that "North Granby" report is always pretty high. Hard to know for sure one way or the other. Thanks brother
  15. Tell me about it, seems to happen almost every storm Anyway heres an updated CT snowfall totals after the new cocorahs data came out this morning.
  16. The report is from the OKX PNS from a trained spotter. And what is that second sentence supposed to mean? Doesn't make any sense.
  17. CT snowfall totals and town by town maps. I will be updating this today as i get all the new cocorahs data. Pretty huge gradient across CT from 2" all the way up to 17" in Granby. A lot of those reports on that NWS map are old and end at 7am yesterday. Ill have the SNE map and tri-state maps as well for this event. Thanks to everyone who sent in reports. For here i had the area near that 2-5" line but we were in the 5-10", so with 3.3" id call this storm a bust and a pretty big disappointment. We're approaching two full years without a warning level event here.
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