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25 minutes ago, HoarfrostHubb said:

Today’s later runs should give more clarity.   
 

The only clarity is how much snow you are getting.

2 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Only elevations south of NH/ VT border . Berks/ ORH hill in N ORH county 

You to Union north still have a good shot at snow out of this, really hills of E CT/RI north

1 hour ago, weatherwiz said:

That is a pretty damn near textbook evolution of the 500mb pattern and how H5 closes off and where it tracks. 

What may bode well too is there isn't a cluster cluck of shortwave mess. There's plenty of shortwave energy around but only a few distinct major pieces. 

If you're outside of the far interior and don't have elevation, dynamics are going to be critical but there is plenty of cold air available not far away. 

Not shocked at all if this happens given the way the season has gone; we are about to turn the table spring warmth and big dog like this would usher in the  the pattern change.

.95” here so far.

.71” so far, year of the moss and mildew 

Looking forward to the  talk!

4 minutes ago, kdxken said:

Unreal amounts of rain again in Rhode Island. How that place hasn't floated away is beyond me.

Trust me I know, I just drove through it. One section of 295 down hill at the RI line was flooded at the bottom, torrents running off the hill sides.

1 minute ago, Patrick-02540 said:

Ended with 2.97" in Woodbury.  14-18mph sustained now, not much in the way of gusting over that though.  

Perfect mount of wind to dry us

3.24” of rain so far; horrible ride from Mansfield Ma to CT

3 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Looks like CT may flood. Enjoy.

Only .70” here in E CT so far, let’s see what the afternoon brings

Heaviest rain W CT into NYS? Looks like a dry slot under C/E LI moving north.

34F and .12” of rain, Spring in New England

1 hour ago, Damage In Tolland said:

30 with zr . 

Getting you ice storm? Wonder if you can hold onto that once the heavier rain gets here? 

1 minute ago, Damage In Tolland said:

2-4” with lolli 5

I wonder if you get into some pingers from you north into central Ma

When we are throwing up 3-4” rainfall totals in December and January a 2-3” storm in March becomes Meh. We’ve had a good week to dry out from the last deluge.

We wet, as usual.

7 minutes ago, ineedsnow said:

mean snow is 4 to 5 here.. pretty good bump south from 12z

This is something you to Dave north have to watch

47 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

JEFFAFAFAFA a slip south on 6Z Euro 

I think northern ORH county down to Dave needs to keep watching

2 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

This is actually a huge event up north...but glad I never got roped in.

Wondering if there is a chance we see some column cooling enough that down to Hub Dave sees some snow out of this? 

8 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

2-4” of rain for CNE and SNE. Just when things were drying out. Back to mud season and water pouring out of hills for a week 

Sell the 4”, 2-2.5 seams reasonable 

Snowing here in Brooklyn 

SNE, where squall lines come to die 

Decent amount of rain forecasted for CT, does this bust?

6 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Skiing is ridiculously overpriced with a family if you don’t live close by. 
 

I suppose I could go to Wachusett? 
 

 

Although, a lot of people in FL do plan trips out west to Ski during school vacation

11 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

Have you been in Florida for the summer/ dude I guess living inside in AC is a thing

I guess I can speak to this, summers weren’t too bad as long as you got afternoon storms to cool things down; dry summers were tough going from May to October with 90+ and dews above 70; but like anything you adjust. I miss the ocean, non rocky beaches and not having to pay $20+ to park to go to them.