TalcottWx

It looks like it might be coming together for a lot of E MA peeps. It'll be very close.

I'll go 3" there minumum. I think that mid level band gets you. Like BARELY.

6" on the Ground outside in Hartford.

Very encouraging for us folks Northern Hartford, take a look at banding consolidating and intensifying over NW CT, Litchfield county. That's NW of the main one I've been talking about for eastern portions and shoreline.

Correct. Especially anywhere west of Sturbridge.

Honestly, Wolfie is in an exact location in Southington.

I think the CT jackpot ends up being in interior Fairfield or New Haven county.

Seymour Special. That band is setting up over the Merritt.

Just saw a report of 6" in West Hartford

It's about to move in, Kevin's reverse psychology worked well last night, maybe it will work now for you.

Daybreak Daybreak on the land Playing Playing in the band

Loop OKX. I'm seeing signs of a significant band forming for the shoreline and E CT.

We should give Pope and the farm animals Wonderlic tests; Who do you think scores the highest

I tried telling Corey P aka Accordian Dude that N RI Iooked great... They're getting crushed right now.

It's the snow growth that is making me feel so confident. It stacks up very efficiently, our friends in Eastern MA are about to find that out. Many weenies rejoice soon.

We're getting near our furthest northern push of solid snows. You can see that by looping LWX radar upstream. Appears to be game on east of Sturbridge in Massachusetts right up to around 495. I'd feel even more comfortable saying 128. But yes, South Shore and Boston minimum . 4-8" imo.

Oh boy. Mid Atlantic forum is going to be a trip. Could they maybe dry slot in some of those areas that got upgraded yesterday evening? Looks like it.

To you, maybe, but not much further if at all. I think that's more eastern folks. We're getting love from the mid levels more than anything.

Jim Thorpe, PA has a report of 10.5" of snow and still falling. That's smack dab in the middle between Scranton and Allentown. Bodes well for many here.

Open up OKX radar reflectivity tilt 2 and take at the rapidly developing banding lifting north and moving towards Long Island.

Been modeled there for days too.

Right now I think Hartford, Litchfield New Haven, Fairfield, Tolland counties are most favored in terms of a jack. It looks like we're going to get a pivot right over northern Hartford county area.

YOU LOVE TO SEE IT. Meteorology, not modelogy.

It's impossible to know either way. These are things that can only be forecasted with decades of experience and knowledge. I was watching the local broadcast, and thinking how valuable Harvey Leonard was in this exact type of situation. We can only work with what we are given to work with. Every single model trended south. However, as Scott pointed out, and I said last night, mid levels always looked good for CT. Anyone who had a full on freak out (a) didn't look (b) is a qpf rip and read queen. CT has been in the game and was never out of the game. Maybe Kent.