The 4 Seasons

the meme is to question everything kevin reports, even if it makes sense i get it

surrounding reports match up very well to his 2.5 in the NE hills

my signature shows it, nothings changed 30.2 Mar 9th - 0.5 Mar 12th - Trace

Here's your STD Thats pretty good for trumbull, couldnt even get measurable here so went with a big T.

Thanks for the reports. Here are the final town-by-town totals from here, CoCoRahs, PNS reports and NWS 72 hour snowfall map. The coating to 2" verified well for much of the state with little to no measurable in southern and SE CT. The biggest problem was NW CT where the 5-7 range was ended up being about 40 miles to the NW. Interior W CT and N CT were definitely in the lower end of the range with 2-3+ instead of 2-5. Final Grade: C

If anyone has totals from this lemme know Also if you can give me a season total if you're in CT or update the 2021-2022 New England Snow page i will be working on a STD snowfall map. Thanks!

lol Thats how i picture you staring at the computer screen typing furiously with those claw paws and sharp nails with blood dripping out of your mouth onto the keys from your last victim.

Light snow 24F, coating. epic. bout what i expected here.

+DTHBND

I can see danbury pulling 4-6 out of this with a sharp cut off East down to a trace/coating near Meriden. I'm pretty much screwed here but was never expecting anything more than a whitening on non paved. I've seen stranger things happen so im never going to write it off completely.

Last minute tweak/update.

NW hills lookin' pretty good, gonna be snowin there soon or at least frozen to star any meaningful precip

NW hills are already 33-35 near Norfolk

What a radar. Juiced.

you're a lock for another 4-5er for the season. Id be shocked if you only got 2.5. Far NW and 1KFT

First Call.

HRRR is very snowy for CT

We're very happy with the way this one turned out with regards to the forecast and impact. A late season elevation event that mainly impacted the hills and inland Connecticut. The forecast range of 2-5" was perfect for the hills/inland with a coating to 2" for the shore and S/SE CT. Towns in northern hartford county were able to accumulate higher than we expected despite not having the elevation. The latitude and rates overcame that factor there. We also were a bit high for S/SE CT, even inland. Overall with the forecast difficulty and the way everything turned out i think it was one of the better forecasts this season. Thanks for all the reports, ill have an update to the STD snowfall tomorrow. Final Grade: B+

0.5" final, exactly what i expected here in death valley. Thanks for all the reports. I'm working on an updated season to date snowfall map. Im missing a few reports from this storm from @Cold Miser@JC-CT@metagraphica@WxWatcher007@RUNNAWAYICEBERG and if anyone else has season to date reports from the litchfield hills or SE/shoreline maybe @Mr. Windcredible!or @FXWX @tavwtbyi have you at 34.8 and @Thunderblizzard35.4, everyone else that updated 2021-2022 New England Snow i got you, thanks!

subtract 0.7 to account for grass

Was browsing the CT traffic cams and noticed this at the top. Car versus Pole in Tolland wonder if the pole won?

its ok, i forecasted & expected it. Think our map will end up doing pretty damn well overall. New Haven and the immediate shore is almost at a trace.

told ya. your area was never questionable. Elevation near 1k and well inland. 0.5" of clear slush is the final here very light non accumulating white rain atm.