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
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
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?
Thanks for all the reports sent to me, i will have a CT map done today. The SNE & Tri-state maps will come tomorrow.
8.0" was the final here. No clearing just measured after accumulating snow had ended.
The GFS has been very consistent over the past 4 days with this storm. It hasn't made a big sudden movements in either direction, similar to how the ECMWF used to be. That's what we would always say about the euro, it doesn't make any big moves inside of D3 or so. Today it's been ticking south but still no major jumps.
I was just thinking about that today, i could have swore when i was in school in the late 90s and early 2000s we never saw cancellations until the morning of, like 5AM. Almost never. Cancelling the day before a storm seemed like it was recent thing to me.
Icon is still solid for a lot of the area, trimed back on the NW edge so up there its rough but for a lot of CT, MA, RI it's still a solid 6-12 type deal. Same with RGEM. But i get it..it's the trending is whats causing a lot of the melting on
god i cringe at the thought of the responses. Maps floating around from the NWS that have 12-18" and winter storm warnings up, and <1" of slush falls. I think ive seen that once. Think it was Jan 13-14 2008