Snowcrazed71

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What's it show?

Am I not mistaken that in the past, some of you have said that the euro is not at its best when it's within 12 hours of the start of a storm? Point is if the euro looks shitty at this moment, do we really follow it. GFS looked good for us here in Connecticut, the Rgem was a nice hot. I think wobbles at this point just as they are common noise

Nah, he's your one of the mill meteorologist... JOKING!!! Ryan's not want to hype things up unless he sees everything lining up close to the event. I've always followed him and he is one is definitely one of the good ones.

Yeah.... Yeah he's coming back on in about 2 minutes to discuss everything.

Post a map anyone?

I think there might be one for two or three days after that that could be a biggie for everyone... But we have time for that

What does it look like for the rest of the area? Is it just the northern New England deal or is it look like it could be something for Southern New England as well?

Jeez.... Keeping track of each model and who is getting what is like being in a blender...lol

Is the HRRR a good model though? What's it look like Kev?

We pray

I'm assuming this is for next weekend's possible storm? Any maps to post?

My exact words when I saw that map was " No Sh&t Sherlock " lol

Still a solid look for us in CT. I was a little concerned, but in general we've been in that range of five to 10 in on average for the last several days. If we got more that's just a bonus. But I'm happy with 5 to 10

I don't live in West Hartford, I work in West Hartford. Love where we are in Plainville. I'm up on rattlesnake mountain so I'm a little higher up than the area around me. Super quiet where we are, lots of wildlife, the schools are great here for my daughter. West hartford's a very dynamic mix of people. You definitely get the yuppies who thinks they're shit? Don't stink, but you do get a good mix of other people as well ( at least the clients I have in my showroom ). We have good friends in Simsbury which is a great town.

And how's this one for reliability? Just not sure myself.

This makes me feel good. What are your thoughts guys. This is more reliable source than the NAM?

Funny. I used to live up in East longmeadow and then somers. Back in Plainville and How much happier back this way. Work in West Hartford and really love the area

I'm hoping the 12Z runs settle it back down a bit from the NAM ( My gut is will come down a little from what the name showed and not be has North ). If it does go more north, then we wait a little longer. That's all we have lol. It has been fun tracking the so far... I think it will still see a good four to eight inches in Connecticut

Lol... He did have it suppressed to the south. One thing about the NAM ... I've seen several times a day or two before a storm where it had it too far north and would correct itself as a storm was going. I'm not sure I buy this super North trend on this model. I still think it's trended north but not this far. We shall see

I agree, and I have a sneaky suspicion that the 12Z runs will bump it back down again. I truly don't think that late last night and this mornings runs are the final outcome. They have been fluctuating back and forth like this for the last few days. Now. I'm pretty confident that most of Connecticut is in the four to eight range, but I do feel there's a possibility can bump back up to 6 to 12. The models are still trying to figure out exactly where the second piece of energy catches up to the first. I'm pretty happy even with 4" to 8" as we've haven't seen this in quite some time. I know most of it's going to wash away from Tuesday to Wednesday storm. But I do think we have some good stuff coming up later in the month. And who knows what February will bring at this point.

Good, hopefully it brings you some sweet winter weather as well. How did you waited longer than most of us on here lol

Okay, maybe for the short term, but that cold has to go somewhere. It will be heading east. Then again, I know who I'm talking to....

TT .... But this never really was a storm for northern New England from the beginning. Only in the last several days did it show some model runs where it pushed into southern parts of northern New England. Hopefully you guys will get into some of this ( although, you're not even in northern New England lol )

Rubbish??? What are you looking at?