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yeah I love winter, and all this, but I'm the only one, and so much more opportunity there, severe season should be a blast though, good luck!

nah, drove down there specifically to measure at the old place, just a tad over 6, although my BIL who lives up top of bunker hill, had close to 8.5, so maybe there was either a little elevation thing or some weird meso thing happening there... buddy in terryville also, about 7... seems like we'd have gotten more here if the growth was better, at 230 this morning it was absolutely ripping but putrid flakes, vis was below 1/4, woke back up at 5 and was less intense and similar flake size, hopefully start of a good run here, although I'll be heading to GA next Friday for a few weeks, so I'm going to miss bulk of winter.

people should take advantage of the skywarn classes they offer, I took it many years ago to be a spotter and go through the proper way to measure, all weather parameters not just depth, how often to clean, LE, etc, pretty interesting little class.

was just going to ask who came in the highest, don't like how they do the text bulletins now, unless they moved to a different place, used to be easy to read, highest to lowest per cty, had to skim through, seems like norfolk cty and windam cty got the goods for the most part, ended with 3.5" on the dot on the table, but old place in Waterbury had close to 6, more further SE into that fronto band. saw a report from I think killingly of 13.2? I don't remember if that's correct but that area had some 12+ totals

looks like some nice totals under that band, congrats, I was just too far NW for anything substantial, but still eeked out what looks like 3.5 here, haven't gone out yet and still light snow, but looks like it might be curtains per radar, congrats folks, it's white!

I thought I was surprised, wow some of those totals so far under that band good times approaching Dr

pretty decent rates out there, snow growth could be a little better but close to an inch eyeball, and I'd say at least an inch an hour rates, you can see where the band is setting up

perhaps my initial 1-3 was a good call for our area, got a bit excited seeing yesterday trends, but that convection offshore has been there nagging for days now, have to say don't expect more than a a couple inches, more would be great, but wishcasting leads to disappoint

that one sucked out here, great east though, I had like 6 hours of heavy sand... remember that very well

how many times that's happened since I left school, I remember going to school and seeing plows, now the hint of flakes has them cancel.. although a few years ago, there was unexpected high bust and busses with kids got stuck all over Waterbury on some greasy snow, that was embarrassing for them, catch 22 in that respect

didn't they do that for candlewood lake too? I remember stories when I was a kid and we had a boat slip ther, that there was villages between New Milford and danbury that were under, I thought maybe urban legend... anyway, my buddy in Baker WV says it's poundtown there right now, easy 1/4 sm vis or less, expecting 4-8 with a WSW there, KY was gridlocked today, just like VA last week, of course blamed on nonsense, but weather don't stop

I'll take.. more than I was expecting, which was about 3", so anything more is bonus in my hood! good luck and enjoy everyone!

https://www.wtvq.com/accidents-pile-up-i-75-northbound-closed-in-some-areas/ KY, WV getting slammed, same situation as VA last week... good thing I'm going down to GA next Friday and not this Fri...

yeah, what I worried about, we'll be sucking exhaust with flurries and sand, while initial thump west and best forcing east, doesn't appear that will happen with this one though, we'll see, we all just want some white ffs! it's winter.

in the era of fear and panic, a few inches of snow warrants severe warnings... enjoy the snow everyone, whatever falls, should be fun now casting

so, what's causing the wobble on off runs with the nam? is it that convection offshore?

GFS west, all onboard westward and stronger sharper

let's keep em coming, I'd like more than a couple inches

that was a great run, better for eastern areas than imby, but still good nonetheless... my favorite stretch, again parallels to this season ytd, was 10-11, where boxing day started an epic Jan that had my roof with just shy of 40" at one point, roofs collapsing everywhere too, I had to dig a trench for the oil delivery and by the time I got to the street it was over 6', because the blowing and plowing throwing up on the front lawn, but I remembered seeing almost like rock formation, where you can see each storm level like digging for fossils, crazy stuff

which station does the whole SNE snow map, ALY and OKX only do their forecast areas and I'm having issues loading it, if someone can throw that up would appreciate it edit I got it to load

had Woodward on Xmas eve for the first time, excellent and smooth..BIL is a liquor vendor, got a bottle for my 1-3 Fri!

you know people are itching when we're nearly a week and 100 pages deep on a 1-3/3-6 event for SNE... we're all praying for last minute changes I'm sure but I think we can lock this in now... although kinda had a feeling this wouldn't be the one we thought from go, but still have some time to correct west and amp some more I suppose, onward to mid month!

NAM seems to be an outlier here, seems like every other model is showing decent surface low placement and H7 looks good to me, even on the 6z nam through 48hr, no?

after 0z will be more confident in anything, always wanted to wait until 48 out before lock, too much waver, as it's sampled more, if we still have this look tomorrow morning, I think we're good, better east, but still all SNE gets plowable imo

looks a little more progressive, or am I reading that wrong