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Brian5671

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  1. yeah, it's been a long time since we've had a big January....
  2. I was kidding. In the warmest of winters, it's always seems to show up 4/1. (not saying this winter is warm)
  3. nope, the -NAO will show up on 4/1 as usual...LOL
  4. I agree-analogs from the 1960's etc don't really work that well anymore-different base state, different ocean temps etc.
  5. Still ice covered trees here and a coating of snow on the ground-rare to see it stick around that long
  6. The blizzard came at the end of the cold snap-we were below freezing 12/25 to 1/5 or something like that. it warmed after the storm, but the snowcover did last awhile
  7. Alot of trees here still holding ice-winds later will be interesting...
  8. locally, I have about 7 inches here as well in just 17 days-amazing wet period for sure.
  9. typo, I meant to type 20, not 30. Still, more than double what we have at the coast
  10. back to normal climo at least for the time being. Hartford CT has approx 30 inches of snow on the season while Bridgeport has 8
  11. 4 wintry events this month, 12/1, 12/2, 12/10 and today. Didn't yield giant totals, but not bad for early season wintry events
  12. Surprised they are open-they tend to be the first closed for anything
  13. or white rain like you usually get!
  14. yeah in the past I always looked at President's Day as the end of anything that would be long lasting on the ground or even come at all. But the last few years have seen a March resurgence in snows and even snowpack (last year we had 10 inches and it hung around for close to a week)
  15. 30 with ZR here-a layer of snow under it. Roads are just wet but everything else has a coating of ice.
  16. This reminds me of the time LC (a short fused met) wished an inch of ice on some loudmouth and then it happened.
  17. yeah, I doubt anyone see an inch of ice for this very reason-alot will run off-the biggest accretions are longer duration, lighter precip rates
  18. I-287 give or take. Has some decent ZR like the other models just a bit lighter and slightly further north
  19. almost impossible for ZR to accrete on the streets of NYC unless it's been bitter cold for days--ground is still generally warm this time of year as well.
  20. other way around-the state can use salt/calcium Chloride on state roads. Towns can do as they wish, but Fairfield no longer uses sand
  21. don't worry the rain will wash it away. interesting NYC still uses sand, the state of CT banned it about 10 years ago (local towns can use it if they wish)
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