BrianW

Had to dust off the Ole weenie stick. Been awhile since I've had to measure down here on the shoreline. 6.8 latest measurement here in Branford...

I posted around 3 95 was a standstill in both directions in Branford.

Nice band setting up HVN to GON.

Just posted got around 5" from that band and it's moving east. Radar is filling in nicely west of a HVN. Think we still have a few more inches to go.

Around 5 inches here from that band. Looks like its moving East hopefully those East can cash in.

4.3 here in Branford

Relax man. Your getting double digits..

Special..

What a rare December deep winter forecast here on the shoreline. I think BDR and HVN see double digits.

The traffic on 95 is a standstill in both direction here. Hopefully everyone gets home before the snow starts.

Wtnh's map this morning.

These 2 are crazy lucky someone hiking at 10 pm found them. Two Mass. teens, one allegedly ‘heavily intoxicated,’ rescued from Mount Monadnock Authorities say the 18-year-olds were unprepared for their night hike https://www.boston.com/news/local-news/2025/12/22/two-mass-teens-one-allegedly-heavily-intoxicated-rescued-from-mount-monadnock/

Great day of damage across CT.

Yeah. Nice wintery scene out there for the shoreline folks. Looks like another nice band moving into your area..

3" with moderate snow.

Nice band setting up HVN east along the shoreline and up 395. Radar shows a couple of bands of relatively heavier snow. One has remained centered offshore, but appears that it could shift into at least eastern Long Island, and possibly get into Nassau County and NYC as well before all is said and done. Another somewhat weaker band is heading into NE NJ and probably impact parts of the Lower Hudson Vally into SW CT - could clip NYC as well. Subsidence noted in between the 2 bands, and hi-res CAMs favor the offshore band being maintained, owing to its proximity to stronger frontogenetic forcing

Moderate snow here wirh a nice band setting up from HVN to BDR.

Nice to see another CT shoreline poster. Looks like a nice rare Dec snow here. Although surface features are weak, the deep layered lift overnight into Sunday AM (including RRQ of ULJ, and modest mid-level frontogenesis/lift in the snow growth region along the coast), and slightly more depth of moisture for low pressure to work with has resulted in a gradual increase in QPF and snowfall totals over the last 48 hrs.