The 4 Seasons

The sheer duration still impresses me, from what i can recall it was about 58 hours.

20-Year anniversary of one of the biggest and most impactful storm of my life. March 4-6th 2001. There is more information here: I was going to do a big blog-type post of the events of those 3 days but i don't have the time right now. I'll leave these images here for now. This storm could have been up there with the great 1888 storm but warmer and a farther north track spared the big cities from feet of snow and was shifted well inland. Despite, a lot of sleet/zr for CT most of the state still picked up a solid foot to 1.5 feet. Updated CT snowfall total map for the storm And the infamous video someone made of the crazy hype surrounding this storm. And from memory i can attest it was this bad.

Various wind reports in CT and the Northeast. CT Northeast

Same. It just disappeared into the woods I guess

No. Not a single station in Southern CT hit 55, let alone 60. 44-49G so far here seem about right. MMK 49 HVN 44 BDR 47 DXR 41 OXC 44 GON 54

A few breezes here, cant complain. We got a coating which was nice.

132 so far. Oof

Solid coating, snow squall came through, winds picking up

Made this for our business, but thought id share some March snowfall stats here for CT.

i havent experienced any notable wind here yet, not saying anything one way or the other. But so far, nada here but a few slight gusts.

A couple slight breezy moments while i was out for a walk

STD Snowfall Oct 1 2020 - Mar 1 2021. Progression:

Since it's March 1st i'd figure it would be appropriate to see where we are at so far.

I have you at 56.3. You're missing that 0.5 on Feb 11th that you didnt want to count. Also you reported 1.2 for the last snow to rain event. Im working on a map now for up to date STD totals for CT, thats why i know all this

Yeah since ppl usually dont update right away after snowstorms or especially small events, i just usually take their last season total before it and find the report from their town and add together. Huge difference between North Haven and Clinton right now of 15"

Final totals from yesterdays rain/snow storm. There was a wide variation in elevation with this event. I can attest to that driving through it. Hamden for example ranged from 0 at <100FT to up to an inch over 500FT. It can be hard to show elevation on a 2D map but i think this gives the general idea. Overall for CT i think this worked out extremely well with the ranges and general idea. A few reports in a small area fell outside the range of 2-4 by a few tenths around winchester/new hartford area and the 2-4 area could have been pulled down in western CT to make it perfect. Grade: A-

Concrete pack in CT with many layers. Looks like barely lost anything, even with the rain all day.

It was like a whole different world. Heavy snow everything sticking to roads, trees, side walks. These pictures are from Hamden/Bethany on Gaylord Mt Rd. I measured 0.7" at 530FT by Broken Arrow Nursary, much less down the hill at 220FT on Todd St with 0.3" and got one report from a spotter in Hamden with 0.2" at 165FT. On Rt10 near Sleeping Giant everything was just wet, mostly rain and non-accumulating snow at 100ft or less.

TY!

Thats quite a drive from Winsted. Hopefully u still have some left and not too much rain.

White garbage event. Couldn't even get .4 to get me to 50" on the season. Thanks for the report as always

did it snow at all there or was it 100% rain. I saw that GON/HVN/IJD reported only rain today so they cant even put a T for today.

wheres that? elevation?

perfect. thank you.

Awesome. Nostalgia right there. That was a little before my time, i grew up on the next wave graphics in the late 90s early 00s that looked like this.. Though i have seen those older icons/graphics when i would go up to Vermont/New Hampshire they were still using the old graphics for Local on the 8's well into the 2000s. I even so them as late as 2005 up in VT/NH.