Snowcrazed71

But the GFS didn't have much rain for Connecticut. The euro shows a tremendous amount of rain for the Boston area and even in Connecticut about 2 to 3 in

It's funny.. I think the GFS was wrong for the storm this past weekend. I wound up with 4.55" at my house.. and that fell predominantly Sunday into Monday.

Really?? Houses are washing away here west of the River.... trees are down everywhere.... people and cows are flying by left and right..... SAID NO ONE! Barely a wet ground here.

Why is it a fail because it didn't hit us? Lol.. Man You have no idea. My folks got hit by hurricane again Ian last year and only did it. Devastate for Myers and Cape Coral, but they had lots of damage at their own house. Just because people have insurance. Insurance doesn't mean that they don't have to endure the costs and the heartache of everything it brings. So before you go, wishing to have a big storm hit us here, I hope this helps you understand why getting hit with a hurricane isn't as fun as you think. And I swear some of you guys on here must I've been dropped when you were babies..lol

Ha!!! Just let it go. This one's a goner. There's always the one brewing behind Lee...

I had also said this would be silly to wish for a hurricane. I agree that it would be very exciting, however, I ventured a guess that people would love it. Don't have a house that they own or worry about damage to their property. If they do have a house and they don't care about that, more power to em. I stopped saying anything because people blast you when you say it's silly to wish for something that would devastate the area.

Trust me... I love the idea of the hurricane.... but.. I really don't want to worry about trees hitting my home or being without power for many days. Sandy affected friends of mine down on the shore and they lost everything. So... yes.. i love a good hurricane ( when I was younger I even hurricane chased when there was Bob that hit Rhode Island, it was exhilarating ). But not now

There was never really a good chance of this hitting Southern New England. It was even a stretch touching Cape cod. I'd rather have a massive blizzard than a devastating hurricane. You still get all the excitement, and yes you still get some issues with a blizzard, but you don't get the widespread damage that you would get with a hurricane.

I agree, but your buddy Kevin is bracing for a storm and no one's telling him otherwise...lolol

Way to confident man. Don't see this doing much for us in Ct. I know you want an Ass Blaster.... but you may have to settle for a French Tickler

You must be creaming in your pants....lol

I'm glad that the prospects of it hitting the Northeast are less. But like everyone, here, there is a strange excitement with a storm like this getting close to the east coast. But I don't want the damage, flooding, and power outages that comes with a storm like this

The other thing is this. We had a La Nina for this past Winter and look at the record amount of Snow and Rain that the West got..and not the Northwest, but California..Nevada..Utah...ect... So.. there can and will be other factors at play with The El Nino coming. I've learned that there is ZERO guarantee of suggesting that next Winter will either great or bad ( just look at what happened this Winter for us here ). Not sweating anything until we actually start and are well into December to get somewhat of a good read on what may happen for 2023/2024 Winter.

I'm wondering what that's going to do to next Winters weather? Also, I know I've heard strong El nino, low hurricane season. Season. But this season was a la Nina and we had hardly any hurricanes or storms for that matter. I guess we'll see what happens

I have to say... You were right with temps being in the 60's for a few days this week. Nice call!

Dude, where are you seeing that It's going to be in the '60s? I think we have a shot of hitting 60, one of the three days in the middle of the week, maybe two. However, not one of the three weather outlets in Connecticut show 60s for any of the days inland for next week.

TT is already calling next winter off lol He posted the Noah maps for the temperature outlook for December, January, February. As if that'll stick right now. I'm just ready for the warm weather for now. Until next year. Enjoy the summer you guys, let's have a nice big tropical storm come up here. See you later

Where do you see 60's? Lol. I see temps in the mid 50's for the week.. ( one met shows 60 for next Wednesday ) However, I hope that I'm wrong and the forecast I'm reading are wrong and we are in the 60s.

Well this is the heaviest snow since the storm began for us here. Everything's covered again. When it's all said and done we may have broken an inch and a half lol. A fitting in to a lackluster winter. I'm actually happy for the people to my door and west that got a dumping. It was a great store for other people around me. Next year, across fingers, should be better!

I'm at work now in West Hartford. Same here with snizzle. Isn't it supposed to pick back up and fill back in soon or are we going to stay dry slotted all day? Edit.... Now look at the radar. It seems like the hole is now starting to fill in more around the edges. My gut is within the hour. This hole will be filled in. We pray

I have to share one of the most rare and odd phenomenons I've seen. I live in a small town Plainville. I got the call at about 5:30 this morning. The schools are canceled. I went and looked outside and I saw that it was snowing mixed with rain and there wasn't really anything on the ground. I'm heading to work now. It is snowing now and starting to stick everywhere, however, the other half of town already had more snow on the ground. The rain snow line must have been on our town which is why they canceled school. They're never seen anything like that before in such a small town and it wasn't like it was a higher elevation. Anyway, it's snowing everywhere now and seems like it's going to be a snowy day

I don't know, the schools just left me a message on the phone that they paid the hard decision to cancel schools because of the snow it was reported by the bus drivers and the town starting to accumulate the roads. I think it's premature, but I guess they want to take my the safe route

I'm down here on the Farmington line in Plainville. It's 36°, and there are big snowflakes mixed in with the rain. We also have that heavy rain that moved in so I'm sure that's drawing in some of the cold air from above. You should be getting into this shortly as well

Hey man, it's coming down here too. Also 36. I'm sure now that there's some big flakes mixing in with the rain at this point.

Steadily creeping down. Now 36. Still rain