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Upton had my likely snowfall 4" 36 hours before the start...with the snow googles off, I could only see us getting an inch

Yeah, I am surprised I even woke up with what I had this morning. 2-4 inches Friday night, I might as well break out the snowblower....

Doesn't even have my 0.1 to 0.2" I had..... Not even nickle and dimes for us here, nothing but pennies!

I wasn't expecting much, a coating to an inch was about it...but at this point we might not see anything besides a few stray flurries, nws still has an advisory for 1-2 inches. Last week were were expecting 1-3 and woke up with 0.25" of sleet...

Fairfield County snow shield working well so far, we might be lucky to get a T out of this.....21.9°/15°

11 to 13 inches for the whole run.....something has to give right?

I know right? It's like we have one dollar left to bet, why not?

That EPS run was close to the snowiest if not the snowiest run down here all winter....I can I can roll the dice with that look....

If this thing keeps pushing north, maybe that second wave on Friday ends up far enough north to give the southern areas some snow...lol

I was just looking at Maue's seasonal snowfall analysis for this season, man it is sad around here....The seasonal number's map for the southern half of CT looks like a snowfall forecast for typical big storm over the past 10 years...perspective/regression I guess

I have been waving them since Monday evening...I'm beginning to worry that we dry slot completely and end up with a coating at best.

They started cutting back from yesterday, I totally expect a coating to an inch here, maybe 2 if the whole thing is further south than currently forecasted....

At least my C-1 inch will be just snow, not compacted by sleet and freezing rain...

My forecasting this year has been spot on when using the model with the least amount of snow....at least with this one we still have 36 hours to go and a slight wiggle south would help with a couple of inches.

To be honest, I'm not sure what the historical numbers are for this region. I was transplanted here 5 years ago and my lowest has been 39" (2015/16). My lowest number (36 years) living in the mid atlantic region was 7.6" in 1997/98...I guess the buildup to this season + seeing everywhere else get snow + having plenty of cold air + plus a ton of precip all winter (in liquid form) when added to the futility equation ranks this one up pretty high despite the overall snow numbers not being the lowest ever. Maybe a 20+inch storm to bookend this season might help overall? sorry

Futility continues....17.4" on the season, 8.3" in November

I hope so, but with the way this season has gone you almost expect every single one of them to find a way to miss us....

I'm going to expect a T-1" here that vaporizes by Thursday afternoon, almost a March sun now. You are far enough NE of me that you should see 3 maybe 4 inches...

Seriously, what is up with the continuous snow hole here in Fairfield county? I feel like it has become the new DC snowhole! Lol

This is true, but I am pretty far SW, the Euro gives me 2-3 inches. A shift north would give me next to nothing...so we shall see

I feel like there were a few misses in that run even leading up to that last one at 200 hrs....I wonder if one of those near misses ends up getting us in the mid to short range. There is just so many moving parts that the op and ensembles may not be fully biting on yet. At least it is active and the cold air seems to be here for a bit.

Classic for this winter, everywhere but here...

GFS looks better for the Southerners....a good 8-12 hrs worth of snow on that run

Just saw the 6z Euro, the debbie in me is beginning to see this thing shift just far enough north that I end up seeing a dusting to an inch at most...Definitely not a SW CT winter this year.

Just had the highest registered gust on my Davis in 4 years....46mph, not sure what that acutally translates to, but it rattled the house