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  1. glad to see some NNE folks verified those amounts forecast, major bust here, what 1" of slush we had is now gone, was expecting 6-8, not surprised that sandisfield, Norfolk, North Canaan etc, actually got around 6" last check, amazing, and it pretty much snowed all day, just not good rates and a bit less elevation, heard Stratton got smashed! good for the ski areas, they need it there, hopefully next week doesn't trend similar.good thing we still had a few inches otg so still pretty white around here otherwise would really blow

  2. 4 minutes ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

    I think snow total forecasts for W CT and S Berks might be a fail.  Radar looks real showery. 

    some parts already picked up a few to even as much as 8", and all around me just higher in elevation is a mess, but I agree no way we pull off even three inches here, top of 44/202 in Torrington has a couple inches otg I've got a slushy half inch

  3. 11 minutes ago, CT Rain said:

    Still early. Some dry air to overcome still.

    now flipping between catpaws and some rain, I have hope, that the rates will help, but not expecting more than a couple here, maybe Norfolk up a little higher will do well, hopefully I'm wrong, ALY and you seem to feel good about it so I'll trust, we'll find out in a few hours when I wake how the overnight did

  4. 37 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

    Coops crushed 

    I usually put a tarp over it, and part of the run, so they can get out until I clean their area to scratch and peck at stuff, but I leave the snow on the coop as insulation during winter, hopefully they start producing more soon, been molting since early October, now they see white they clam up with the protein

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  5. 5 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

    One thing that makes me nervous (especially with my forecast for northern Connecticut) in the thump zones is the majority of the stronger lift is well above the DGZ. With a marginal profile (well boundary layer), even with the more intense lift it could be difficult to get much snow. Could be dealing with crappy flakes size and horrific ratios. Have to check some bufkit soundings a bit more in-depth but I would imaging ratios could be as bad as like 6:1

    was thinking the same, looks better just north with the lift and DGZ, may be looking at hours of sugar here while they pile dendrites up to the kneecap

  6. berks gearing up for possibly two 16+ storms in a week huh...ALY cutting off the warning snows for this one just NW of my area, this will be one of those where Norfolk gets 6+ and I get 2/3" imby, but hold hope next week pans out, plenty of excitement in the tracking department, much better than last year

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