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203whiteout

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  1. I’d guess about 3 or 4” here on the coast in Fairfield/Black Rock, CT. Snow is tapering off as I type this. 26 degrees. Winds are starting to blow the snow around. Nice little December event. Hopefully we get at least one “foot plus” event - end of month into January.. .
  2. You seem confused? lol. This run was not good for Fringe areas. Period. Not expecting more than an inch or two max on CT coast .
  3. Yeah, this map doesn’t show the cut off as much as the map I saw on pivotal. I guess it’s just picking up the main precip shield being more consolidated than originally thought which makes sense. South coast of CT has done well in events like these but the north shore of LI is where I would I want to be for a 6” Jack .
  4. lol these posts are so biased on “location”. RGEM got much worse for northern fringe areas and south coast of New England. All models seem to be catching onto the idea of a very sharp cutoff to the north. Seems like the southern New England snow drought continues at least into January. Enjoy it down in LI and Jersey .
  5. Wasn’t this the storm where every town in Fairfield county got 10” and the Bridgeport spotter was smoking crack and stopped measuring after 6”? Lollll .
  6. What radar are you using? About 3”-4” so far and still snowing pretty well in the Black Rock, Bridgeport section of Bridgeport on the water. .
  7. Idk… 2” of snow on the ground in CT and 5-8” forecasted for parts of the gulf coast. Also, haven’t had a storm over 4” since 2022. This storm performed exactly like I predicted .
  8. Off topic: but can all of our CT peeps who love snow outside maybe the Litchfield Hills admit we all think about 2/7/2013 every single day.. .
  9. You’re a little NE of me. It’s gonna be close for me. I think you’re in a good spot for this but I will say it is snowing pretty hard down at the beach right now .
  10. Ripping snow now. Ground covered but that dry slot is fast approaching from SW aimed right at the “CT snow hole” smh .
  11. Rain/mix Fairfield CT coast. Looking at radar and past runs, no shot we get more than an inch or two max. NWS should drop these warnings .
  12. That squall line in Fairfield/New Haven counties what savage! I’d say close to an inch in some spots in less than 20 minutes! 10” on Tuesday, some mood flakes Wednesday night, 3-4” of fresh snow to refresh our “mini pack” this morning and a quick half inch to and inch this afternoon under the squalls! 21” season total here on the SW CT coastline. Not great and below average but I’ll take it, considering the start to our season and the amount of snow we’ve gotten, despite the above average temps and pattern we are in.. .
  13. Where are you located in CT? I was out and about around Fairfield county earlier this morning during the height of the storm - (Fairfield-Easton-monroe-newtown) and also just drove up rt 8 to Thomaston and back to Bridgeport. Btw, Naugatuck valley to Waterbury to Thomaston got ROCKED! Easily foot plus and way less compaction vs the shoreline. This morning I got out in Easton and Monroe during the heavy rates and was getting a lot of measurements around 10 - 14”. Even Greenfield Hill, Fairfield had around a foot this am, but then as the sun got higher and the rates subsided, it all compacted down to what looked like 6-8”. I think some people waited too long to measure or measured during slower rates which, in this storm, could be the difference between measuring 12” vs 8”. Finally looks like winter around here in SNE again. Hopefully this is the storm that ended the snow drought. I hope.. .
  14. About 12” Fairfield CT - north side of town. Can’t believe it’s been 2 years since snow like this. It could have been 2’ if we had better ratios, but I’ll take it! [emoji1591] .
  15. BDR and coastal CT looks good as of 0z..from that blend I’d go 8-12 .
  16. It is 36 hours plus away here. 48 hours from now is midnight Tuesday, long after the snow has stopped. This is happening. .
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