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1z HRRR 

2 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

Yup. I grew up in West Hartford and went to school in the 90's and 2000's. 

1. West Hartford hardly ever cancelled...I mean ever. Hell, it was a blessing if we either had a delay or an early dismissal. 

2. There is only one time I distinctly remember it happening. I was in middle school (so sometime between 1999-2002) and we had two days cancelled in a row. Its funny because it was supposed to be a very large storm (I think a two part) and it kind of busted. I think in total we got around 8'' or something...maybe it was 10.

I remember waking up early in the early 90's  and watching the bottom of the screen hoping to see Agawam closed lol

maybe thursday night ends up better now

just shows we got a long way to go in the models world

warnings and advisories should be gone by morning idk whether to laugh or say WTF happened.. this is one of the biggest bust we've had in a long time

2 minutes ago, 8611Blizz said:

If north of the pike see's less than an inch I can't imagine the amount of money that will have been wasted in preps and lost business tomorrow. This will be the biggest forecast fail I can remember (assuming the trend continues on the globals).

they pretreated the roads in my area this morning.. what a waste

2 minutes ago, weathafella said:

There's going to be an uproar from the public.  But schools cancelling 24 hours out have only themselves to blame.

lol yup 

Just now, Damage In Tolland said:

I think 0 is very possible in N CT. I am out 

yup unbelievable trend the last 24 hours

4 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

I don’t think it’s going to end up well here. 00z hrrr trended worse for the second straight run after improving between 18z and 22z. Just about ready to throw in the towel here on anything over 6”. 

CT/RI/SE MA still look ok but these flatter runs are robbing dynamics too so even the places that still get hit aren’t get hit quite as hard as when we see the more dynamic/north solutions. 

I'll be surprised if you even see a inch or two  

0z HRRR is looking meh for most

I think its going to be congrats southern CT maybe even south of that

Just now, STILL N OF PIKE said:

So nobody saw the hints of this with meteorological insight, somewhere someone had to see some flags 

some models were south but the more useful models were north.. I think flags were shown 

Just now, 40/70 Benchmark said:

This is the sixth consecutive season not even with 10" of normal.

it can easily change though.. if it wasn't for that huge storm in March last year my area would have been below normal

Just now, CoastalWx said:

I’m in the same boat pretty much.

hopefully the rest of us get nailed at some point.. I've been doing ok but not the greatest this year 

1 minute ago, dendrite said:

Anyone post the 18z ukie yet?

its just comical at this point.. if it wasn't for getting a couple good storms this year I would be losing my mind

Happy for the NYC forum they deserve this.. I cant imagine going that long without a good snowfall

congrats guys about time for you!

18z is a good step in the right direction 

1 minute ago, SouthCoastMA said:

18z Euro had the southern vort further north at init, we'll see if that changes things downstream

guessing it will be a little north of 12z 

I saw the severe weather in the south was further south in the south.. maybe that had something to do with it?

2 minutes ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

Need more than just bumps at this point.  Heading into nowcast territory.

I'm more curious to know what caused the models to jump ship this afternoon.. you would think they had great data put in the models the last couple of days 

22z HRRR looks to be bumping north a tad but not sure its enough for anything meaningful 

it would be hilarious  to see this bump back north the last minute after taking things down.. I don't expect it at all but it would be amusing 

NAM says she gone