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9 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

Just to add a little perspective…I remember November of ‘02 being very mild for a stretch(I remember because I was riding my Harley a few days and it was gorgeous(like late spring gorgeous).  So I looked back, and it was the 8th, 9th, 10th and 11th that were exceptionally warm, especially for 2nd week of November. The 10th was 69-70, and the 11th was 66 or so. The 8th and 9th were mid 60’s as well.  
 

A couple weeks later on the night before T Giving we had snow into T giving morning if I remember right.   And then that winter ended up being a very good one for SNE(winter 02-03). Just some food for thought. 
 

And before anybody says I’m angry or whatever about the warm days….just know I’m gonna enjoy this nice warm up…I have no issues with it whatsoever.  
 

 

November 2009 was also very mild.

FWIW, 0Z Canadian actually has a significant winter storm for SNE/CNE on Sun-Mon.

12 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

That’s fine by me…keep it mild for another couple weeks.  I remember November 2002 well…early part of month it was 70 plus, cuz we were out on my bike(Harley), and it felt like early September…2 weeks later it was snowing.  

I remember there was a significant ice storm mid-month and then we had 8”-10” of snow the day before Thanksgiving.

2 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

I think 10-11 was a Nina…that was a fabulous winter.

It was also accompanied by a strong -NAO.

I remember January 2009 had a significant ice storm in interior CT that had 1/4”-3/4” ice accretion. 

CT upgraded to a Slight risk today.

12Z Euro has a widespread 2”-5” of rain next week from Ida’s remnants in SNE.

19 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

RGEM is an all out ice storm Sunday 

Looks like .5 to .7 in L.E. across CT RI SE MA.

12Z UKIE is a complete miss.

10th Super Bowl appearance for Brady. Brady was the GOAT in the 1st half. Defense won the game in the 2nd half.

36 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Can't wait for Cantore to be on the Outer Banks next week. 

The Outer Banks might have a storm similar to Jan. 22-23 2003. Blizzard conditions and 10”-15” of snow.

Brady is unbelievable!

12z CMC has a slow moving coastal storm that is a rain to snow scenario.

12z CMC shows a possible winter storm 12/25-26.

January 2004 had a few Alberta Clippers and there was a significant coastal storm at the end of month that brought 6”+ of snow to SNE.

Strong coastal storm offshore on 0z Euro next weekend.

The SPC has placed most of CT under a slight risk for severe weather later today.

2010-2011 was a La Niña, but it was accompanied by a strong -NAO.

2005-2006 was a mild winter, but featured significant winter storms in each month, December-March, including the epic February ‘06 blizzard.

12z models show midweek coastal storm staying to the south of New England.

12Z GEFS are west of OP

23 minutes ago, dryslot said:

Who's Brad Field?

Retired chief meteorologist from NBC CT

7 minutes ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

I think it was 2 or 3 Feb’s ago where we went from a torch to a 10-20”er.

Feb 9 2017 Blizzard

CT actually had a significant ice storm in January 2009. There were some power outages and a few fatalities.

2 minutes ago, Chrisrotary12 said:

What's the definition of significant icing? Pretty quick analysis of 12z GFS & GGEM puts most locals at ~0.25" qpf of potential freezing rain.

Ice Storm Warning criteria is 1/2" or more of ice.

12z GFS/CMC/ICON all show significant icing for interior SNE on the Tuesday event.