Snowcrazed71

I'm at 26 right now.

We got down home 28.4 here.

Latest CFS for mid to late November showing signal for colder conditions for the Eastern areas. Been pretty consistant showing this. Could also help with the first snowfall around these parts as well. We'll see. ( can't post the latest map as it sais the file. Is to big? ).

Right, but even having the same Central based event, there is bound to be some variability ( it will not be identical to last year). The hope is that some of the other side features that also play into what will happen will favor higher snowfall in a longer period of time. Time will tell though. I am starting to get primed up for whats to come though. Hoping we fall on the better side of the fence.

33.1 now with mostly snow mixed here in Plainville..about 500ft up.

To sleep I go. 36 on the nose. We'll see what happens when I get up at 5.

My temp.dropped a full degree in just 40 minutes and is now 36.9.

Temp now at 37.9. I am more getting some pings with the rain. Hmmm. Very curious what it will be like when I check back in at around 12.

So, from 30 minutes ago to now.. I watched my temperature drop from 46.6 to now 40!!! I found that quite a drop in a short period of time. I couldn't believe my eyes as I watched it while I was eating dinner. We'll see what that means for tomorrow morning

So, from 30 minutes ago to now.. I watched my temperature drop from 46.6 to now 40!!! I found that quite a drop in a short period of time. I couldn't believe my eyes as I watched it while I was eating dinner. We'll see what that means for tomorrow morning

So is it safe to say that we won't see any more accumulating snow in Southern New England? Bunch of snow in winter probably one of my favorite seasons, I'm done with the season and looking forward to spring and summer. Just not the heat and humidity LOL

Just because it's you, I hope you get several feet on in ypur yard!! Lol

Is there even a glimpse of hope with this storm ( and I know 4-5 get is impossible..even if it was January ). There has been several models showing this for a while now. Wouldn't that be a lick in the leg. Lololol. Although, it would be one of those rare sights.

Stop giving this guy a hard time. Yea, are the chancea for a large Snow storm slim.... Sure. But, he's not fabricating what the model is showing as of now. There has been a signal for a bit as well. I'm not sure why you are giving him a hard time though? Maybe it makes you feel better for a moment to come down on someone else. Well, you look like a bully. If you dont agree, thats fine, but its better to just not say anything at all.

Although we all appreciate the extended versions of all your posts..... How the he'll do you find the time to do it!!!! Lolol

Hey neighbor, Plainville here. I was shocked too when I woke up and saw the snow on the ground. Actually woke up around 4 in the morning and saw it. Looks like we'll be seeing some more late tomorrow night into Friday morning. Happy birthday to you enjoy your day man

Why is it that I love snow do much. Just the thought of walking in a snowstorm excites me. :-)

Lolol. Right. Your a nut job. Haha

Man.. I think you're heart is black. Very odd dude. Who in their right mind is happy with trees being damaged from Gypsy moths??

You are one strange dude brother. Enjoy your Cold, hot, warm, snowy, rainy, icy, hurricane, blizzards. Lolol

Why..did that show something different?

Again.. As I stated... We dont know how this will play out yet. Am I holding my breath, no. Just stating where we are at this point. I am well aware that the chances are pretty low that this will hit, but, the final outcome is yet to be determined.

Ok.. So, I will first say ( before I get comments from people who don't read before they comment ), a MET in CT said that the storm for the weekend is offshore, BUT... Things can change as we have 5-7 days until the event. Also, as you are all aware of ( or, for those of you who fell and bumped your heads ), things can and will change within 5-7 days. Let's hold our composure and see what happens by mid week. Things can go either way ( there is clearly not a definite direction on the storm for the weekend ).

C'mon man. Play nice. Bunch of bullies in here. What's worse is there are several of the same people who are always so quick to judge others, but dont like being critiqued. Im sure I'll get some choice comments as well, but I could give 2 shits.

Interesting read regarding mid week next weeks storm.... Wednesday morning irritant: what is the deal with the ECMWF predicting a major snowstorm in the Northeast March 3-4? I suspect that the European model suite may be correct. The ensemble members concur with the operational version in creating an interaction between a very moist subtropical jet stream impulse (west of Baja California on the water vapor image) with a shortwave riding along the rim of an Arctic air mass in Canada. Climatology with Miller B type systems (starting near the Virginia Capes) favors a slightly more oceanward track scenario. That could translate to a lot of snow in parts of the Mid-Atlantic and New England. Do not be swayed by the model warm biases seen in the 0z runs. Low atmospheric thicknesses across Canada (along with the currently entrenched surface cold dome) are telling me to take this situation seriously. It is nothing like the minor mixed precipitation event tomorrow night over extreme N TX, OK, and AR. That feature is the forerunner impulse, setting up a path and a likely heavy rain/thunderstorm situation from parts of East Texas through the Mid-South. Keep watching the next few sets of numerical model runs, folks. This could get very interesting...... Larry Cosgrove