The 4 Seasons

First and only call today. Only did a CT map for this one.

43 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Deep winter this week. In a ratter you learn to appreciate the Ginx look  when you get it .

Remember, it's not a ratter, if you believe it - George Costanza

We definitely take the 12Z HRRR down here in southern CT, would be solid advisory snows. Seems like it bumped way north and stronger with the SLP, but we all know how that model is

5 hours ago, H2Otown_WX said:

Damn, just left my total out? Dat cold dawg.

Yours was in the CT map. I left a lot out for the SNE map because it's literally impossible to fit them all. 

Build a bridge...

11 hours ago, WinterWolf said:

Where’s summer 2019? 

Who knows, not much in those folders anyways

5 hours ago, Cold Miser said:

I trust you have a neat and tidy catalog of all the maps you put out. Good amount of blood sweat and tears in your presentations. 

oh yeah  7,928 files 

Here's where CT is at to date. I'll post the SNE update as well. 

Feb 14th 2024:

Jan 22nd 2024:

Spent the whole day working on this. SNE snowfall totals, everything should be right and matches up with the CT map but if theres any corrections let me know.

Shows up here too @Cold Miser

2 hours ago, weatherwiz said:

Certainly not happy with this forecast at all. Maybe it looks “fine” for Connecticut but an absolute disaster along the Mass Pike area and I essentially pulled the plug and called bust for Connecticut Monday evening. 
 

now ultimately one could say all I had to do was just shift this down some miles and tighten the gradient. If I had more time/energy I would have made an updated map but l would have not made those changes. I would have went significantly less for Connecticut and maybe do 4-7” southern and 2-4” so it would have been much worse if I did something so this map makes the forecast better than it would have been.

Even with the far SE shift, SE CT always manages a way to get screwed ~3" for coastal new london county

3 hours ago, CT Valley Snowman said:

Great map as always but that 3.1" is definitely a bit low over my hood in Enfield.  I had 5.75"

No problem, fixed. there were actually two different reports from cocorahs (over two days) and i missed that so it was 3.1+3, so it should have been 6.1...but i used your report anyway

19 hours ago, The 4 Seasons said:

First pass ill update tomorrow as i get more reports and cocorahs

Here's the update i promised yesterday. A TON of reports for this one, wow. I even but a little hole over Dayville, Alexander lake i believe it is? Thats the only big lake around there for @Cold Miser

Ill be working on a SNE map today as well and then an updated season to date map for CT and SNE. Dont forget to update the New England Snow page

Actually matches the map i did earlier today very well, minus the 12-18 color band.

7 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

 

And that’s the reason. I actually thought this to myself today. When places that they don’t have warned get warning snows.. they try to hide and mask it. It’s all about verification for their individual offices. Big brother (govt) is watching. Ask @OceanStWx. Let’s see if he’ll comment 

Seems like some tinfoil hat conspiracy stuff to me. They still have a wide swath of 6-8/8-12 which is warning snowfall, so i don't see how hiding 12-18 range would help any. 

8 minutes ago, ice1972 said:

Truckee

I lived in South Lake Tahoe for about a year. It used to snow in the low to mid 30s all the time. Seemed like every storm was like this one without much wind, wet and large dendrites. 

PVD 6.1R

ORH 4.6

BOS 0.1

BDL 7.2

NYC 3.2

LGA 3.3

JFK 4.2

ISP 4.3

BDR 7.3

EWR 4.9

2 minutes ago, ice1972 said:

Because I like the winter to come with more than just big snows……I like it to stick around…..I like cold…..one time can we just get a wire to wire winter where the winter months aren’t complete duds…..when I snows in Morch you know it’s gonna be gone in like days…..and every day means the temps go up and the day gets longer and so on……it’s annoying AF

well you're gonna have to move north if you want that because around here that happens like once in a decade. Even 10-11 didn't start until the end of December and 14-15 was almost a shut out until the end of Jan (two season with great snow depth that lasted for weeks/months in CT

40 minutes ago, ice1972 said:

No but it’s over on Morch 1……16 days from now…..sun angle….length of day….temps….the whole thing you know

What does any of that matter if you're just talking numbers and snowfall. For a lot of climo sites "morch" averages about the same snowfall as december. Plenty of big storms in morch even over the past 10 years. 

49 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Seems like even Groton had more . I would get the hell out of that place ASAP

https://x.com/nwsboston/status/1757553654134169657?s=46&t=dhcbvkjmRcyBVQtDxJ3lRg

Seems like they didn't want to include much of those 12-18 totals, i barely see any of that color shade, there was a lot of reports through central CT near 84 that had 12-16 as the map i made shows

16 minutes ago, ice1972 said:

No chance.......we came in at like 30" in Feb 2013........all time for us since we moved in Aug 2004

You said SINCE Feb 13. I'm not talking about that storm. 

4 minutes ago, ice1972 said:

100

Thought 2017 was better than that up there. EHA got 19" and there was plenty of thunder and 3-4"/hr rates 

1 minute ago, Mr. Windcredible! said:

Only 3" here near the shoreline. Torched BL really killed us. Not really terribly surprising...but still disappointing. Over 2 years (1/29/22) since last warning event and counting. At least this one put us over last year's pitiful season total.

really? there is a 5" report from Clinton at 210PM but might have been more inland you must be right at the beach?

First pass ill update tomorrow as i get more reports and cocorahs

6 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

Lake is warm right on it and low Dayville is a known snow hole. He literally can drive 1 1/2 miles to 12 inches 

ok thanks for the info..i've noticed even in very cold Jan mid-20s type storm he still comes in low, i wouldn't think the lake would make a difference in those type of situations

4 minutes ago, Cold Miser said:

I'm going with 5.5" here at my sh.it spot in Dayville (aka Lava Lake).  With the saturated snow that came in the mid morning there's probably 2-3 on the ground still, if that.  Crap in, crap out. 

i dont understand it, im looking at the map now of snowfall totals around your area and everything is around 9-12 in all directions. What is your thought  for your why you get insanely low snow totals again? 

7 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Of course now it drops below 32 as the snow ends. LOL. Can't win.

how much?