Sey-Mour Snow

About a third give you 17”+ not too shabby .. I hope we either go spring or just go all on snow onslaught

Ya this is the one. They were closer to normal than I thought with places well south of the city actually below normal like the Norfolk to Baltimore area.

I think I saw a map that has nyc south at or slightly below average on the season

Just because we don’t agree on how to interpret temperatures and sky cover doesn’t mean we aren’t friends. Go UCONN!

Massive KU, just get it to phase 6 hours earlier , signal has been there but we have a problem getting these signals to hold . Seems like the AI models love to hold a signal in the 8-12 day range then lose it and never bring it back. This one is within day 8..

Danbury airport north of 84 , partly cloudy midday and a high of 42. The rest were 37-43 as I said . Funny how you now changed from 30-35 for highs to mid to upper 30s keep on changing your fake news lmao

You need to get checked out, do you lack any reading comprehension? it’s not up for debate , it’s documented online and I said partly cloudy at the airports!

Plenty of 37-41s in northern CT too. Looks like your area of NE CT was the exception rather than the rule.

I’m one of the furthest SW posters so it made plenty of sense for my area and points southwest, the rest of NE I get it . Again was only hoping for 1-2”.

You and I are on the same side. Pointing out what may go wrong and instead of all positive and cold all the time acknowledging when guidance trends warmer for a certain cycle, then we jump back to cautiously positive on the good cycles.

GFS South , Looks like she’s slipping away. Was only hoping for 1-2 , oh well. I know that’s what she said.

It’s getting scary in here lmao

I’m sure it was mostly cloudy up north based on satellite. As you can see it was mostly sunny here til midday. Actual obs showed the overcast moved in between 11-3 across most of CT except far north. The only way to factually back up the temp argument is by the airport high temps which is what I stated at first 36.5-42.5 across the state.