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26 minutes ago, dryslot said:

Hovering over the zipper

more likely 

1 hour ago, HoarfrostHubb said:

Wagons north

And 12Z Euro was washed out south. As the models turn

1 hour ago, ineedsnow said:

ICON also joined the party

This does not add to my confidence

1 hour ago, ineedsnow said:

We 6z GFS 

Well... it is chock full of stuff to watch, at least this run LOL. My gut says next Wednesday WILL happen, simply because I'm covering my buds snowplow route and I REALLY don't want to!

48 both locations here with some pretty thick fog on the way in to the office... and idiot drivers running high beams

8 minutes ago, MJO812 said:

Its coming back 

God luck with that. This is basically every run of the GFS in the longer range...

We had several rounds of flurries in Westfield yesterday. I got to watch while repairing a bullshit "insulation" job under what used to be our front porch. SO much cold coming up through the floor already into the living room. Closed cell FTW

1 minute ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Porn ?

no... work computer. 

6 minutes ago, ariof said:

The Euro op is close to as bad as possible for holiday traffic. Basically wipes Saturday off the map for the entire northeast from DC north, hitting all the airports and roads. Maybe a bunch of people who would normally have traveled on Saturday don't, so the plows can still get out (because once a traffic jam occurs and people stall out, everyone is stuck) but that means adding a lot of volume on Sunday when the roadways are already over capacity. Backups on the Pike and in Connecticut would be epic. 

(This guy is glad to have train tickets back from Philly on Friday …)

I just saw it... however just like every other model, it's a totally different solution than the one prior, and likely the next. It does show that something could happen in the time frame, but who knows what at this point 

26 in Westfield this A.M. 28 now in Simsbury. Also, anyone else having trouble with this site lately? 

9 hours ago, kdxken said:

 

Kind of what the 6Z GFS looks like this morning. This is the only time this season I DON'T want snow. I'm on standby for my friends resi snopwplow route, and I do NOT feel like doing it... not on a holiday weekend

8 hours ago, WinterWolf said:

Also had some good November and December snows after that time too.  
November of ‘12, didn’t December of ‘13 have some frigid snows?, November of ‘18, December of ‘19(a real biggy for Ray), December of ‘20(a biggy here)..so we’ve had them. 

Dec '13 into '14. That was the one time I remember such consistent cold and snow at the same time. We had a ton of outdoor work that winter, love hate on that one!

11 hours ago, WinterWolf said:

 

I will say, When I was a teenager during the 80’s…it seemed it didn’t want to snow here until January most years.  But eventually that changed too when we got into the early and mid 90’s. 

This. Some years there was quite a bit before January 1st, and others maybe a few flurries. In my head I just never expect any real winter to get rolling before Christmas. As DIT says it does happen, but it's the exception for sure down here. I don't ever remember having snow on Thanksgiving, and having it last for any large stretch of time.

2 hours ago, WinterWolf said:

It would have been  93-94. That winter was record breaking ln CT. And then So was 95-96.  But they both melted out completely at a point. And that’s just it…it’s super rare to not have that happen at some point in SNE. 

I don't think we totally melted out in 95-96 (in Granby) but very close. Regardless, it came back strong. Man would I take some combo of that again!

I think we need a title change here. No warm season here this A.M.

13 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

First frost of the season 

We've had more spot frost this fall in Westfield. We didn't get our first full frost until a little over a week ago. Now we've had three days with flurries

1 hour ago, WinterWolf said:

Like I said…NAO overrated more times than  not lately for us.  

Seems it's always better to have it decaying otherwise it's congrats Snookie

First flakes... and icy patches of the season on the way in to work in Granby and at the shop in Simsbury

Some light sleet moving through Westfield at the moment 

On 11/4/2025 at 7:32 AM, 40/70 Benchmark said:

I've been wating with baited breath for a 1917 redux ever since the Titanic sank.

And I've been waiting for 1888 since Grover Cleveland was resident... who gets theirs first?

15 hours ago, moneypitmike said:

My snowblower starts—winter cancel.

Yeah, that's on my agenda for this weekend

What event?? We had no wind whatsoever in Westfield. Last Friday night, now THAT was some wind around midnight

1 hour ago, mreaves said:

64° at night and 68° during the day.

We are 62 at night, and 65/66 during the day when home. Pellet stove running, It'll get easily to 68 on low on a cold day.

1 hour ago, dryslot said:

I will never understand why some folks try to hold out turning on the heat, Its not like you win a prize or a trip to a tropical climate............

I can't stand a hot home. And overheating the interior is a great way to help dry you out, leading to a better chance of illness

Just now, DavisStraight said:

I have mine in a walkout unheated basement so it's the only heat there. I guess some heat will rise to the main floor but it's mainly to keep the basement where my office is located.

It will be great for an area like that. I'm in the middle of a major basement remodel where I ripped out a '50s rec room so I can insulate everything properly, and then ultimately put back the rec room to look just like it did back then. I have been considering a small pellet stove for the area since it works so well upstairs