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  1. 1 hour ago, Sn0waddict said:

    If I get Juno’d again I’m gonna have to think hard about whether this is a hobby I want to continue in my life lol

    Very similar pattern.. honestly wouldn’t be surprised if we get shafted here in SW CT bc The pattern is so similar to that when Juno happened. Let’s see where the bands set up. Models are now pretty much useless at least all but the short range models and even those are stupid bc at that point it’s better to just look outside and look at the radar lol

  2. 15 minutes ago, skierinvermont said:

    yes I think the downloping is worse from Westport/Newport over to the CT river. Only 12-18 for SE CT in '05

    What is downsloping? I’m on the coast here in Fairfield CT and it seems we have had a pretty good run here with 2’+ storms. 2006 was great for us (30”), 2013 was great (35”) we do well with those (further west than modeled) death bands. They seem to set up in a similar location every time almost running through interior Maine SW through NH/VT and then south through western Mass and western/central CT. Hope you guys do well with this one.

  3. 20 minutes ago, cut said:

    Viz under 1/4 mile in Bridgeport. I would think nearly or just over 1 inch per hour. Looks like 5 + should be a lock here. Maybe even 7.

    Snow breeds snow. I’ve always believed in that. Bands are setting up in similar areas as last storm it looks like. White out conditions in Fairfield. Probably at least an inch per hour rates at moment. 30 degrees.

  4. 7 minutes ago, EastonSN+ said:

    Anyone from Easton CT or far north Fairfield able to send a snow total?

    I swear there is something wrong with my yard. I measured in the woods out the woods. Just stuck the ruler in the ground. Averaged 13 inches. It HAS to be low. 

    I’m in black rock on water and am averaging 17” still snowing pretty good

  5. 3 minutes ago, Kbosch said:

    Ripping. Still SN+, still 1-2" per hour.

    It's an interesting storm and extremely steady as she goes for SW CT, which is rare. We usually vacillate in intensity, play frequent games with dry slots and sleet, but this is working out well. Some of the bigger events (like 2011 and the HECSs) we've gone insane and hit 4-6" and even more per hour, up to 8" or so one of those nights. This is staying strong but not crazy at the same rate all day.

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    I’m with you man. Nemo was the craziest for sure. We ended up with almost 40” that storm but this one is definitely holding her own in SW CT

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