CT Valley Snowman

1 minute ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Any coastal storms this weekend for camporees?

I'm keeping an eye on Saturday myself. Coastal storm looks to stay south but still a trough and northern stream disturbance and possibly scattered showers and storms and more seasonably mild temps?  Haven't looked carefully but that seemed liked first glance.  

Seasons in seasons.  

77 here.  Definitely could have hit 80 to 82 with less cloud cover. 

71 here despite only being 55 at 12:30.  

Heavy snow squalls driving down 91 through Hartford, lol.  

0.75 yesterday

I do believe there was enough coverage of snowfall  to warrant an advisory in eastern Hampden and Northern Tolland and Windham counties and there should have been some wording to highlight potential for higher amounts in the highest elevations.

8 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

So a foot in Wales and not even an advisory. Lol.

The range in eastern Hampden county went from trace in Springfield at the Connecticut River to 12 in Wales.  I've seen box put Western Franklin, Hampshire, and Hampden counties in a separate advisory but never the far eastern portion because it's only a couple of towns.  

Yikes looks like it's up to 37 at home.  Glad I got to see something this morning.

Not sure why Greenfield at 400 ft plus could not flip even with better rates When I left for work this morning there was probably close to an inch on some grassy surfaces at 150'.  According to my phone it's been rain/snow mix in Enfield all morning since I left with temperatures around 34 to 35 degrees.  Not sure anything will be left by the time I get home later.

Wow as soon as I went a mile west of my house towards interstate 91 the snow vanished rapidly. I'm on 91 South in Windsor locks and there is absolutely nothing.

Dumping pretty good here and still accumulating on colder surfaces including the driveway and cars. .  Heading south shortly looks like by the time I get to Hartford it will be gone.  

 Waking up to steady snow and a white ground on the valley floor.  It's going to need to pound now with daylight upon us otherwise it's pretty much status quo,. Pretty cool regardless.  

After a 8 hour delay, finally boarding my flight  to MIA for the 3rd time after being deplaned twice  at Logan with 4 kids and only crappy junk food to eat.  Things can only go up from here.  

Flight delayed from Logan to MIA due to Florida convection.  No flights into FL right now.  Sucks.

Flying to South Florida tomorrow.  Looking forward to the Dews and PM bangers.  

Noose worthy cutoff on the Euro.  

53 minutes ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

There is absolutely nothing torchy about today. None. 

62/45.

71.5 here

50 minutes ago, ineedsnow said:

Didn't keep track but seems we were below normal here with everyone around us doing better

41" here.   8" below average doesn't quite cut it .  Miserable Grinch cutter and a wasted January and March gives me the overall feeling of a subpar winter despite some nice periods.   

73.  Absolutely beautiful outside 

6 minutes ago, MJO812 said:

Congrats New England on the CMC and Euro

You should specify NNE vs SNE. Verbatim the output is much more impressive up north with snowfall, unless we're being congratulated on heavy rain and wind with perhaps a brief changeover at the end.  

https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=BOX&product=CF6&issuedby=BDL

By the numbers slightly below normal at BDL, however the number of negative departure days clearly outpaces AN days. .  Unless one has an agenda, it would be hard to get to this point in the month thinking that it's been mild or above normal with the exception of a few very beautiful days.  We will flip the script going forward now but we clearly wasted some temperatures that could have contributed to some late season snowfall to help us get closer to our averages.  

Barring some miracle April blue bomb it's a C-here as well I am also running about 9" below average.  

On to spring

Rgem is meh. Weaker, further south, later development, less precip in the cold sector.