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Posts posted by Modfan2
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3.25” here in E CT, last band pivoting through; maybe grab another .25”?
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@The 4 Seasons 3.25” in Brooklyn CT from today’s storm
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5 minutes ago, Chrisrotary12 said:
HRRR for the win? Mix into CNE?
It’s 2025 and the models are garbage! Everything becomes a nowcast; let’s see how the rest of the week turns out.
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3” in Brooklyn Ct, temp 26 still snowing lightly with a layer of crust on top.
Widespread 3-4 vs 6-8
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8 minutes ago, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:
Thinking 3-6” widespread, somewhere up by Ray scores 8
I agree with this for areas south of the pike and DIT or areas with elevation. 3-5” seems reasonable here.
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1 minute ago, kdxken said:
From everyone's favorite.
Scooter tried to raise the flags yesterday but was shrugged off as melting; congrats Dave north?
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Is that Puff The Magic Dragon in purple on the BOX Map? Someone at BOX hitting the edibles early on a Friday evening?!
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1 minute ago, CoastalWx said:
Lets get 1-3" and 8" for the lakes region.
Sort of like yesterday’s storm, 2-4”/3-6” ends up being less than an inch for many
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26 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:
Windsexy day
Seems to be the norm of the season
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Just now, Damage In Tolland said:
There’s nothing that misses. Tuesday is still on much ensemble guidance . We need Will in here to bring back some sense of reality
I’m not sure his is talking about these whiffing; just potential P-Type issues to watch for.
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1 minute ago, Damage In Tolland said:
Just had a quick squall that dusted up the road on top of the ice
Pretty much fell apart as it crossed 84
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Good to see the snow chances, but temps look more seasonal at this point; we snow and then we melt
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@The 4 Seasons we had 1” of slop here in Brooklyn.
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One thing that doesn’t appear to show in the long range is any deep cold weather
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30 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:
It does. But it’s not vastly different than Thursday. A little colder on guidance.
Thursday and this weekend look to favor the Pike North if not Rt 2 area north. South of the pike with Elevation may score 1-2” of slop out of both events; will see if this changes.
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@The 4 Seasonswe have 2.5” of snow in Brooklyn CT.
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23 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:
Think this ends a freezing rain as well
Gone by the afternoon?
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13 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:
The snow and ice threats just kept going in clown range that run. It was like 6 events total over the 15 days. Crazy active.
Question, how much credence in the long range? Long range models have struggled all season with any kind of consistency; need to see these threats there within 5 days.
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32F and light snow starting to coat the ground; I was happy with my .55” of rain and bare ground
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38F here in E CT, .51” of rain so far.
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4 minutes ago, HoarfrostHubb said:
@metagraphica for the win in E CT
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Just now, ORH_wxman said:
Ironically despite the rhetoric in here, the EPS mean is about as snowy as it’s been all winter out to the end of the run.
It’s somewhat high variance as is often the case in a gradient pattern, but it shows that there are likely multiple threats and a decent number of the ensemble members are producing solid snow events in them.
Pike north or for all?
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19 minutes ago, Kitz Craver said:
SNE is cooked SOP for this next one. It’s either coming south(but not enough) and warm or too far north and warm. Beyond that, hopefully the gradient sets up far enough south
Fine with me, need the rain to wash the salt off the roads and cars
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1 hour ago, DavisStraight said:
heavy accumulating snow, these are more fun than a 1-3 inch deal.
Meh, just some gust showers with mangled flakes mixed in down here
February 2025 Disco/Obs Thread
in New England
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Big signals have been there on the long range all season, but few if any have materialized; everything seems to come down to a nowcast.