CT Valley Snowman

Snowfall is below average here by 9-10" if the season ended today. The Grinch and the long stretch of mind-numbing boredom in January, combined with us being just a bit outside the max zones for most of the February events put the season down around a C- here. If we somehow nickel and dime our way to normal, or have another solid event that gets us there, I can see it sliding up to a B-.

I have also read that he was running late for a 7:30 a.m. scheduled golf lesson with Drew Brees that was being filmed. Reports were that he rushed hurriedly out of the hotel just after 7:00 AM, that he was almost 1 hour away from his destination, and that speeding was a factor in the crash.

Well that sucks. I'm all the way back to Enfield and it's a rain snow mix, looks like a lighter accumulation on colder surfaces

Raining now in Hartford as I continue North on 91

Heading back towards Enfield currently in Meriden and it is raining. It appears as though there was a covering of snow here that is now melting.

I'm in Shelton for work right now at 101 ft. It's snowing heavily and sticking, especially on colder surfaces.

Temp Just hit 32 here

Rap likes interior CT, especially WCT. I'd feel pretty good in the western Hills, I could see someone pulling 4-5 out that way up around 1k.

Might be white rain here, it's close. Probably end up with 1" on the grass and nothing on the pavement ending as a bit of light rain on the valley floor.

3" new 40.3" season

3" Enfield storm total @Four Seasons

Damn straight. Nice refresher

3" here and we are about done.

Garbage event here thus far.

Yes there has been a certain level of frustration in the lower elevations this far north in CT and up the valley towards your area this winter, but I've gotten used to it. About 38" here on the season so not terrible per se, and this storm will likely get me into the 40s, but yet we know there's usually areas all around us getting more due to the topography of the region.

Nam looks like shick, weak sauce.

It's hard to imagine more than an advisory level 2-4 /3-5 Inch snowfall for much of the interior. Far southern interior / south coastal areas could benefit more from the initial waa thump and eastern /southeastern areas could benefit a little bit more if the follow-up wave trends a little bit closer. Perhaps we could see some low-end warning amounts in some of those areas with S and SW Connecticut seeming like the best chance as of now.

31.9 and icy but the end is near.

Interesting. I've leveled off here while you dropped another 1.2 degrees from 29.4 a bit earlier.

29.4 here as well with a light N wind and freezing drizzle.

It will be absolute mediocrity there, and especially here. Southeast New England may be sipping on the white claws and breaking out the t-shirts, parts of the east slopes of the Berks up through hippie and hunchie will probably have a solid glaze of ice,. PF will be dancing in the snow, meanwhile we will have miserable cold rain vomit with temps in the thirties and not much wind with perhaps a little post frontal temp and spike. There's nothing to take comfort in, no damage to be found. If anything, the potential for pack preservation may be the only silver lining in all of this.

Need a Hail Mary here, otherwise it's a few hours of sleet and freezing rain and then a straight rainer. I doubt we torch here, probably 33 to 36 degrees and heavy rain. Perhaps we spike a little bit more after the front moves through and things mix out. It's been a disappointing few days after a nice stretch.

Light dusting here. Fail

The valley here almost always holds on to cold longer than the models are showing. I'm expecting mainly sleet and ZR here.

Coating.