I'm doing the final update for CT tonight, so if anyone has any additional reports besides the ones just posted on the last couple pages..speak now or forever hold your peace
Yep, thanks, saw that on the new england snow page. To keep it consistent with the CT map i did on Feb 14th, i ended all totals there. that goes for the climo sites as well. March will be the next update
Season to date snowfall in Southern New England as of Feb 14th. If there are any additional reports anyone has let me know.
Feb 14th 2024:
Jan 22nd 2024:
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
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
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
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
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.
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.