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snow growth just tanked now, we grap and sand... about an inch on the table

the variations in weather in NE, SNE more specific, have always fascinated me, amazing that so little distance can make so much difference, but yeah pavement cancel has begun here as well

you'll get there me thinks.. look at us rooting for 30" on the season..ha

nice band just to my north too, despite that, snowing nicely, probably about 1sm vis now, varying...good snow growth though now sitting at 30 here so there's also that, Waterbury was at 35-37 per car thermocouple

about .5" on some surfaces, including some roads, varying intensity but just took a ride down to Waterbury and went through a very heavy snow patch between torrington and Winsted, very odd microclimate area there I've noticed over the years, but I'm over 30 on the season so there's that...

Nice little band setting up for the pike region it looks like snowing pretty good here in Winsted starting to accumulate on grassy surfaces but I'm sitting at 32

meh, radar looks like garbage, once again get a little excited about something only to have it pull back last minute, well I need .2" to crack 30, so we'll see if I can pull that here

for real man, that was probably the highest, and most frequent wind gusts over a long duration I've seen here in a while

absolutely, I recall a storm in the late 90s that was brutal on the roads both on top of Meriden Rd and the top of 69 wolcott/bristol line area, also across town in bunker hill while downtown was glop

dude I remember that, my birthday storm that year, got 2" of grap chicken stars soup stuff in Waterbury, while prospect got like 8-10" just a few miles away

of all the wind events this season, I think this one is the most severe, have to check the data but damn! the gust frequency and sustained, can't wait to see what damage awaits in the morning, can imagine multiple limbs littering the lawn..

higher gust as I write this, a few good house creakers tonight, gustin into the 40mph range here...

yeah thems high end advisory snows in SNE...RGEM though, gotta see other agreement to be bought at this stage

Absolutely pouring... severe warnings and all that, welcome spring??

62 here with a dew of 52, nape warmed by the sun, chickens muck and mired in mud from the rapid melting of snow...grass cancel, cancel here shortly

so, the 12th threat is now a rainy cutting mess? granted almost 10 days out and time to correct, but some pretty wide spread on the ensembles...

barely even to measure here, looks like it may have rained before what looks like a coating of grap

too bad that's 10 days out, cause it sure is purdy,

iirc, wasn't that like the first storm where they used long range modeling, or at least verified their forecast potential as being accurate, somewhat? I remember them forecasting that over a week out hyping it up and did it deliver, more Miller A so appalachian areas got the most snow, but was still good here, remember we got like 2 hours of thunder sleet/snow midday in that if memory serves, would be nice to have something half as good for this upcoming period, lots of pieces coming together to pop off...

blast from the past...

oh duh, I was doing math for 22, not 18...my bad

wasn't the "Storm of the century" on that date too

that would be nice to save the season here, I believe I got about 2' in a week and a half period then...

well if verified would break 30 for me so I'm rootin!

I feel your pain man, that's why a few years ago I dug deep to find records from the closest station to me, and had to go month to month from 1932 onward to collect seasonal snow totals, now I want to elaborate on that, with rain, and LE of the snow, and I had to put in an order for the dataset, but it never opens, just get an error... this was the NCEI database, I just gave up and am glad I did what I did so I have some historical record for the area, part of my job is to reduce and organize data from qual testing and it's really not that difficult to maintain it, fact that it was once there is even more frustrating