The 4 Seasons

Snowfall map and town-by-town totals from the 36hr snow event across CT. Forecast was for 4-7" for the state over a long period. Reports are from here, PNS, NWS 72hr map, and twitter. Lots of variation in reporting due to long duration, melting compacting etc. Tried to weed out any old reports, reports that didnt take into account all parts, etc. (Side note: BDR seems very low to me. They reported 4" for the first WAA burst then only 0.4" for the entire time after that. I know they got some fzdz for a while but it seems everyone got an additional 1-3" last night with the final burst, so 0.4 seems really underdone based on radar and reports) Positives: Long duration event with periods of accumulating snow verified Timing of early Thursday into late Friday verified Most of the state fell within the 4-7" range, 3 reports in the 7-8" range Negatives: NW, NE, and parts of central northern CT fell below the range, in the 2-4 area Grade: B+ Thank you for all the reports Town-by-town: Progression:

Final Totals @metagraphica @WeatherX @BrianW @Brian5671 @Sn0waddict @Kitzbuhel Craver ???

mehed all the way to 6.6

0.1"/hr avg.

6.1" Storm Total. Send me all the reports in CT plz, tia.

yeah its not done yet so ill be above that. 3.1 yesterday morning/early aftn + 1.4 last night and into the aftnoon today + 1.5 and counting now...

The end is near, should be able to get to 2 around here.

Personally i thought this was great, probably one of my favorite all-time moderate advisory lvl events for many reasons.

6.0"

36 Hr event from start to end for most.

+SN Huge flake size.

Dumping.

New Reports: Clinton: 7.0" Salem: 5.1" Hamden: 5.0" North Haven 4.5" Winchester: 4.5" Canaan: 4.0" Southbury: 3.1"

Solid.

2nd that. Theres nothing worse than a 6" snowstorm in December/March/April when the plows dont even have to go out and everythings black and wet. Happens here all the time in death valley.

Coming down steady now. Still light snow. Roads are still wet but theyll cave soon. Hoping for an inch.. Radar update..

OKX Zoomed...

Radar update.. The dreaded Clear-Air Mode has arrived...

Well see after i collect all the reports what it looks like around CT. But at worst we'll be an inch-ish too high for N CT and exactly in range for S CT.

impressive! Looks like most of the state will end up in the 3-7" range. Maybe an 8. Hoping to grab another 0.5-1.0 in this final band to put me in the 5-6 range. Radar..

So 46:1 ratio? Get the leaf blower out

1.4" New Snow. 4.5" Storm Total. Cloudy 31F

2-4 North, 4-7 South is going to probably be close to final. Maybe a few reports slightly under 2? Possibly an 8 spot from those 6" reports yesterday, well see. 33F with White Rain. Probably completely done here. Nothing can accumulate even on raised surfaces etc

5.5" event so far, nice. There were a few reports of 5.5 and 6.0 from yesterday alone i have to imagine they are close to or around 7" now. When we have these long duration storms and there is settling/melting in between it makes gathering reports at the end 10X harder. Some people clear, some dont and you get a wide vartation in totals. This is relatively minor storm so it wont be that bad but it can be when you have like a Mar 4-6 01 type of deal.

Thats also probably adding totals with clearing...since this is such a long duration. I got 3.1" yesterday, cleared in the evening then got another 1.0" tonight and this morning. I bet the snow depth from the event though is still hovering around 3" with the settling/melting from the sun angle today. If i just stuck a ruler in right now and didnt measure since it started id prob still be at 3".. Its pretty much white rain right now on the streets.