TalcottWx

Just measured 6" in Simsbury. 

About to share some pics.

1 minute ago, WinterWolf said:

nice Jay. You’ve been in a great band. I’m a couple inches behind you at 4”.  

I'm really second-guessing myself. I will feel a little better when someone else measures.

I'm rusty from no storms, and I do not like throwing out numbers substantially higher than everyone else.

https://x.com/JayWFSB/status/1743859163053076742?s=20

Probably at least 6-7"..... 

Never would have dreamed this would continue like this lets go

It's heavy snow + massive massive massive flakes UNREAL

Up to 6"

Snow growth is still off-the-charts good. It's snowing the most fantastic dendrites right now.

It's stacking so efficiently, it seems like that jackpot area west of Hartford played out well.

It's not elevation based, but just far enough away from the dry slot to do well.

All of this snow growth stuff is an added bonus.

It's snowing well over an inch an hour, I might be up to 5" by 1130. 

4" here so far in Weatogue. 

The stuff over CT currently is borderline convective, be prepared for thundersnow. 

RIPPING

8 minutes ago, CT Rain said:

KDP shows some exceptional dendritic growth in that band from near Hartford all the way back to NW NJ. If you look up into the DGZ (~15kft up) you can see KDP values occasionally reaching 1deg/km which tells you you're getting some exceptional snow growth. Big time reports under that band in NW NJ and SE NY... hopefully parts of CT can cash in. 

I have 3... Will soon be 4 weatogue

2" Weatogue 

Snow is picking up and accumulating on all surfaces here... 30F Weatogue 

1 hour ago, TheSnowman said:

How in God’s Name is it Snowing at you, 150 NNE of me, but Not snowing here when the storm is SW of here?  

You've been posting here for almost 30 years, the OES has been well modeled, what am I missing here? 

1 hour ago, CoastalWx said:

He’s at a sleep over. Wants to come back tomorrow to play in the snow. I hope he’s not disappointed lol.

Tell him if he's mean to daddy, it will never snow again. 

The euro sucks. Noted. Moving on

Who is Kraft 

The 16z hrrr would looks like it would bury most of CT. It keeps that dry slot down near shoreline. 

9 minutes ago, Layman said:

I know it's taken in jest, but the geese are quite active around here today.  Saw and heard multiple groups packing up and getting out of town.  As one astute poster mentioned the other day, they seem to be more reactive than predictive.  Lots of evidence of that today.

Any of them suslack while you were watching them

3 minutes ago, met_fan said:

There’s this…doesn’t seem to match the BOX map though

It's model generated off HREF, meaning it's not a forecast per se... Kudos to pickles for telling me this earlier.

3 minutes ago, WeatherX said:

I really hope you cash in on this one


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Thanks! You too, I appreciate the good JuJu. 

1 minute ago, Connecticut Appleman said:

It is time for us to rock one of these storms up here in the hills - maybe this will be the one.  

I'm hoping we can get this organize faster than currently expected. Keep that dry slot away. 

31 minutes ago, WeatherX said:

Yeah the GFS rips the guts out at the 700-500 level for a few hours after midnight through about 5am for most south of 84. Hopefully its an overshoot and doesn't pan out like that

If you ignore snow totals, you will see it keeps highlighting the same areas around Burlington, New Hartford, up to MA border. 

1 minute ago, WeatherX said:

Would love to see that happen. 

It appears it's dependent on how far north the dryslot is able to progress. It currently limits areas south and east of 91. If we keep that far enough away, it pounds longer snow-wise, right in the area I mentioned. 

32 minutes ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

I’ll do ipa’s at a gtg, plus the gummies. 

WE take