Snowcrazed71

Not sure where you're talking about but not by us. It's up slightly now with some drizzle at 33.5

Yeah we got about an inch and a half inch and three quarters here as well. Sleet did mix in on our way home from church at about 9:30, then it was back to snow again. It's actually stopped right now. I didn't expect everything to be covered and for us to have almost 2 in of snow from the daytime around 1... But I'm pleasantly surprised and glad that I didn't expect this to happen.

Snowing heavy. Everything's covered

Wow, huge cat paws mixed with the rain. Haven't seen these in a long time. Looks pretty crazy

Yeah... I haven't felt good about any of this. Even part 2 tonight may not be enough to do anything meaningful for us.. but if anyone has a chance it the highest in the northwest hills..than by you.

Lol... You guys are funny. I'm going with maybe 1" of slush early tomorrow... And over night..maybe another 1". I'm not expecting anything more where I'm at, even though I sit almost 500 feet above sea level. If we get anything more than a few inches, it will be good surprise.

Okay help me out. I am so confused. Every time people post the NAM model with the 3k or 12k. Who says a 3K is right? Who says it's 12K is right. What's the deal. Seriously, I'm just not sure. It's very confusing. Trying to understand why there's two separate ones and which one would be more fitting for this event

Ok.. Time will Tell

Are you asking why do I think it's going to be different next week? Are air mass will be coming out of Canada ( a different flow than what we have now ). Right now we have a stagnant kind of air mass with no real cold air. At least that's what it's looking like right now. But it's over 9 days a week so it can change.

I truly don't think this is going to verify. We're going to have a different setup with the air mass that we have this weekend. Sell!!!

Well well well. I actually agree with you on this one.

I hope you're right. Kev. If anybody has a better chance of seeing accumulating snow it would be you and the hills in Northwest Connecticut. I'm up about 500 ft but I'm not sure that's going to do it where I am. I'm thinking about an inch or so for me. Maybe a little tomorrow morning then rain and then a little bit more tomorrow night until Monday morning. Put a surprise would be nice. I'm really looking more forward to the following week when things really get rolling

Just saying also Connecticut we'll see about inch of rain. Inland could get an inch or so tomorrow morning, then heavy rain. Then they're calling for it to turn back to snow showers tomorrow night until Monday morning with another coating to an inch maybe except for the highest hills in the northwest of Connecticut. This is not a snow event for most of Connecticut. Not at this point

Well... It's safe to say that all the models have agreed to push the snow north..more into Massachusetts.... For Connecticut.... I really only see the higher elevations of northwestern and northeastern getting any decent accumulation. Even where I am West of Hartford I think will be mostly a slopfest without much accumulation

And if I'm not mistaken, isn't Eric Webb usually very conservative and also warm biased? I've never actually seen him on this end of the spectrum so confident about the look coming up. I hope he's right. Judah Cohen had made a post about 5 days ago about the polar vortex tightening up and staying in a tight circle for the rest of the winter. But I can understand is how one meteorologist has one outlook where another has a whole different outlook. It's just like the storms this year. One model has it going one way and another has it going the other way lol

So... Serious question. How do we know when something is a definite when it's 10 days out. If we look back at our big snow storms or blizzards we've had in the past. Were they more of a lock within 10 days, where we knew the pattern was perfect and it was going to happen? Or did we have similar setups where we just weren't sure until we got closer ( as far as temps and where the storm will go and what kind of energy will be infused to make it a large snowstorm ) Just curious is all.

You must be sex starved lol

Why are you still here. Don't you realize from all your comments and statements that you've made in the past that you have close to zero respect from anyone?

You know guys, if you remember the last snow event we had a few weeks back. It was a lot of back and forth of how much snow we were going to get in the interior. And I remember two or three days before the event that we were just going to see maybe a few inches from what the models were saying. But the meteorologists on most of the local TV stations still kept there numbers in a similar range. In the end, I ended up with about eight inches in Plainville. So I would agree this is not a dead deal for anybody in the northern half of Connecticut as far as powerful snow goes

Just curious, do you have a plausible reason why? I don't disagree with you that the chances are lower, but I did notice when you comment on what's going on, you're kind of like the glass half empty type of person. I hope you're wrong in this case. But if it doesn't happen, there will be a next time.

Waste your time on this guy. He's like a leech. Yeah, zero interest in a constructive conversation. But as people have stated before, he has every right to post his trash comments. I just overlook them now and laugh.

And that is a thing of dreams. I know it's a fantasy, but boy, that would take everything that has happened so far the last few years away for all of us a lot of the areas who haven't seen much snow. There's always the chance. And I'll probably take a weenie for this one

Omg. That's what I get for voice texting at the dentist office. I just fixed it. Yeah I do sound crazed lol

family coming up from New York City. So I'd be okay with not having Snow during the day

Whomever said to not show any of the maps, screw them lol. Just kidding. But seriously if someone has a map showing the NAM that'd be awesome