Snowcrazed71

Ryan!!!!!! You sneaky devil you. I didn't realize tray was you. Question, I am at about 450' on Rattlesnake mountain. I know from your map I am in the 3-6 range. Is my elevation enough to get me towarss the higher end of those numbers? Anyway, just wanted to thank you again for your forecasts. You are my favorite MET.

Looks like Ryan H. From WVIT in Connecticut up'ed the numbers for the areas on both sides of Hartford. I'm in the 3"-6" in zone now. Tolland now 6"-10".

Oh that's right. Hartford and Litchfield is part of the Albany office

I'm wondering if they will extend the Winter Storm Watch into Hartford County as well. I'm just west of West Hartford on the Farmington Plainville line on top of a hill about 450 feet high. What if that will make some difference

So do you guys think that the National Weather Service will put some watches up in to Connecticut now?

Even puts me in the 8"-9" range. Isnt the NAM better within 24 hours? Wonder if the Euro will follow suite like it did after that big run the NAM had yesterday morning?

Sorry man, but nothing is showing that happening. I think you should let this one go. If a miracle happens, at least you'll be surprised

But.. Is the 12th-13th storm going to be rain... Or snow? That is the question

I do agree. One thing about Ryan is he doesn't hype anything. So when he does say it's gonna be big....it's gonna be big.

Just watched my local met, Ryan H on wvit in CT. He will not side with either solution yet. He said 1 model has the storm walloping CT with heavy rain changing to Heavy Snow Saturday. Then he said the other model is way out to sea and not really doing much for us. He does have a first alert for Saturday for the potential for a major storm. Said that Bob maxon ( other met ) Will and should have a better handle on the storm tomorrow morning. He also said it's not often where things are so up in the air only 36 hours out.

Lol.. That's funny because we consider you guys the lobsta pottas... The cape and the islands... But not SNE..lolol ( jk )

Well.. I wouldn't say that. It puts a lot of central and northern Connecticut back in the game. And we are southern New England

So...does the 00z GFS bode well for North central Connecticut ( just north of 84 )?

Is that one for mid week next week? No one is talking about it except one quick mention of something to watch thats put to sea as of now?

I am happy with what I see for us here in central CT.

What really gets me is how bad technology is with weather forecasting. It seems like they can't even get anything together even when the storm is within a few days. I just don't get how bad these models are.

I feel like there was always more of an issue when things were way out to see that they started to tik back West. That seemed to happen so often where it would bring the Snows back into the SNE within a day of the storm hitting

Well. The WSW are up for all of west central mass.. Western Vermont and eastern upper hudson Valley. That's def not from the NAM model..lol

I still wouldnt hold this as gospel. There is still a good chance that where you are in western CT could still get a little more than show ( things could still wobble enough to work in your favor ). All you need is a small.change to bring you back to above 4"

So.. This isnt bad. Not sure it ticks anymore east, wondering if it ticks back west a bit... But, I will take this where I live in Plainville CT.

Lol. I am a weather lover.. But not a weenie, DICK... Lol

The Euro comes out in an hour?

So.. From what your saying.. The 3km is less likely then the 12km?

So, I'm a little confused with something. What's the difference of the 3 km Nam model run as opposed to the regular 12z run? My thinking is the Euro will come east a little bit more I still see snow in North central Connecticut

I'm guessing that the 12z Euro run will be an important one ( I think the NAM use right before ).