Snowcrazed71

I'd be very surprised if there's actually one storm going into Connecticut and another one off the coast. I think it's just not consolidating the two. My gut is it will and the temp issues won't be as much of an issue in Connecticut. But I guess we'll have to wait until we get closer lol. Either way, we will have a change from rain to snow and we should have a fairly decent amount anyway as it's a long duration storm. Even if we just get 6 in. It's still a lot of fun to track.

Sounds like Euro is your choice of the models or there. When you say hills, you just mean Northwest hills and the hills of tolland, or even some of the smaller hills in the Farmington area and areas to the east of the river?

Ryan.... Really hoping that we get one big guy to end this lame winter. Although my husband said to me today that he really hopes it's not that big because he has to drive into work at the hospital. I told him I'll dig a trail for him lol

So it seems like the icon and Ukie bring the higher snow totals into Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont, where the GFS GEFS and Euro have the bigger totals from Massachusetts down into Connecticut. Hard to know who's going to be right, but I would hedge my bet on the bigger global models over the smaller ones. At this point. It's a wait and see for another day or so

I'm picking up here just north of 84 by a few miles. You should be looking good if these model still stay consistent with a real decent amount

I think this is a great call for now. Anything higher than that will be gravy. I do feel we have the potential to be higher. I'm in a weird spot where I'm just north of 84 and west of Hartford about 13 miles up just over 500'. Honestly, this is an exciting storm to track. Not only that, we didn't have much this year but in several years of tracking storms.

Also sorry to hear about your loss. Thoughts and prayers to you

Sorry.. I've seen this Korean model thrown out a few times this go around. Is it even a legit model to use? Precip map?

I think it's safe to say that their was very good agreement by most models on this is storm will bring. Definitely was a positive move for most of SNE ( except for the extreme southern and eastern coastline area's ).

Sorry... I know there used to be the GFS Para.... Was shite.... What about the Euro Para?

Where is his crib?

Have you seriously given up? Okay, they've had a bit of a blip but nothing is set in stone that is coming into Connecticut. A lot of the members still have the low pressures out by the cape. This winter has sucked and everything has pretty much gone in the wrong direction. But, this one has been steadfast with the low pressure systems being out by the cape. I don't think it's over and I don't think it's going to come inland. Maybe it will wrap in over by the cape, but I just not sure it's going to wrap in in Connecticut or Western Mass. Don't give up man.

Those are four runs in a row. And in general, they're pretty consistent to be right around. The elbow were just east of the elbow. Elbow. I would be very very surprised if the low actually came up into Connecticut. I just would be baffled if that happened. Went out three days out. I guess we'll find out by tomorrow's runs, but I'm feeling fairly comfortable for at least hearing Connecticut that will see some good snows out of this. This. I'm west of the river about 14 miles... I Think we're in a good zone as long as the storm stays by the cape.

Neither can I

Looking at the CMC.. I'm am up about 550 feet on the Plainville/Farmington line. Looking at this definitely keeps me and more of the snow. Does seem to shaft right around the Connecticut River itself though. Of course.. not the final outcome

Yes it was.. but the GFS 6z is mighty nice as well for us. If we can keep an the models in this zone and split the difference between the 2 major models.. we are going to see quite there snow event here in CT. Very exciting ....

The 2"-4" doesn't even make it to be where you are ( unless this things tend more birth ). I'm thinking here in Plainville. I'll get three or four inches as we're up a little bit more and elevation. I'm just not sure you're going to get three to five where you are, but I'm hoping that you do and we do as well.

Yeah I deleted my comment as I saw it after pop up with your post. Thank you

He LIVES for damage!!!

I'm really hoping that this one pans out for us and southern New England, actually across all of New England. This may be our last shot of a major storm for the season. Not saying much in the pipeline.

Look at E24... Looks like a giant Weenis going right down through the berks.... Looks like someone is getting f#$&Ed .... Lol

Lolol. Taunting...lol They mentioned it was going to be mostly rain just over West Hartford. ;-)

As of right now that seems more fitting, at least for where I'm at west of Hartford and even Kev in Tolland. Don't happy if it's one to three inches

I'm not even sure we're going to get one to three inches where we are including you. It just seems like it's shifted south to the point where maybe Southern Connecticut will get some accumulation with the rest of us. Might get a dusting if anything at all. Next week's all we got. Not sure of anything after that, but we're really starting to get to the end.

Nice... Snowfall maps with the CMC?