CT Valley Snowman

50 minutes ago, The 4 Seasons said:

F this winter. That's all i have to say, may it burn in hell with 01-02, 06-07 and 11-12. 

Please send me your final snowfall totals for any locations across CT and i will post a map. Even if its a 0.4 or a Trace, any reports will be great.

Snowfall totals across the southern 4 counties were so low that OKX didn't even do a PNS for this event, so i have nothing to go on really.

3.75 Enfield 

Rippin pretty good.  Nice to see before bed.  

7 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

HRRR looks the same as radar now fills in hr 4

Yeah just looked at it.  Definitely some lost precip to start in the subby zone between the  precip offshore and steadier precip northern ct.  

Radar looks like crap in southern areas.  Would like to see a more filled in presentation overall.

1 hour ago, codfishsnowman said:

halfway to normal here too....22.5

Your normal is not 45, more like 48-49

Give me 6 inches+ or let's move on

GFS looks shredded on Monday no big surprises there.

1 minute ago, ineedsnow said:

Nice squall driving home from Ludlow.  Dumpage!!

Enjoy, we only had a brief snow shower in Enfield

About 4 inches of snow and sleet combined.  

Just about all sleet with a bit of zr

Still haven't managed to turn over to sleet completely here, it's about a 50/50 snow/sleet mix currently 

I'm down in HVN,  flurries have commenced 

6 minutes ago, EastonSN+ said:

Northeast CT wins in SWFEs

Northwest CT wins in coastal huggers

Southeast CT wins in coastal scrappers

Southwest CT wins in suppressed events.

And the CT River valley wins in CAD otherwise screwed.  

58 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

You're a Global Warming Weenie aren't you....they all think this last decade and a half is the new norm...so there should be no regression if you believe the climate has changed????  

That's not necessarily true, even evidence of climate change does not mean there will not be corrections and variations. It's more trends and averages over time. The state of the oceans and all of the teleconnections and oscillations and all of the other atmospheric processes we analyze have more effect on snowfall in any given year than climate change.  It's over time that climate change gets factored into the equation.  

Regression.  Our weather "market corrections" have to happen at some point in time. 

33 and rain will probably be common around my area.  Perhaps a few hours of zr on the front end but I'm skeptical of big impacts in the valley south of Springfield

Haven't looked at things real closely, is that tongue of slightly warmer air right up the Connecticut River through Connecticut and up to near Springfield realistic in this setup?

Down to 2 fake degrees.

-11 here.  

Already down to 1.8 

2 minutes ago, Thunderblizzard said:

I'm at about 220 feet... up there is near 300.

Not a huge difference, probably a latitude deal near you just barely on the wrong side of things but you should get a backside burst. 

Still snow, mix line about 10-15 miles south of me it seems. 

Ripping. 27.8

Light snow 33

It's conceivable that the mix/ rain line stays mainly 84 points south across CT in general, perhaps a bit further north in a few torch areas.