Sey-Mour Snow

28 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

I don't doubt it.  

hey what were those dates on that?

April 14th was 96 at BDL - 5 days in a row 76+

21 hours ago, Typhoon Tip said:

I kinda wanna start a thread for what could be a historic heat burst  -  conjectural +15+ diurnal means for 3 days ?    ... 

We don't get ours in July's like they do in Eurasia, probably do to converging continental with subtropical meridian flows.  It's hard to extend BL when the DPs 78 degrees when there's whole country's aerosol anus pointing right at us, while we're so close to sea level/air density.   I suspect that's why we've been getting so many 92/77 days under 590 hgts.   They're doing 104 in Iowa with that where their sigma starts at 700 feet.  

Anyway, we get our synergy heat in springs it seems.   Can't wait until BTV is 100 on May 8th while HFD is 82 with a S wind. 

We were mid to upper 90s mid April last year.. 

36 minutes ago, Torch Tiger said:

LR gfs op looks great, wow

Ya that would be welcome by all.. All out torch .. Last seasonable day would be this Sunday .. Then we go 50 and 60s until mid March with probably a few days around 70 or so and dry weather to boot 

2.7 and .5 for 3.2” total 

13 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

70 F at most climo sites on March 1 and … everywhere else, is between  25 and 30 abv nornal  

Let’s not belittle the matter.  It’s not that common. 

Doing so as often as it has in the last 10 years is alarming.

But these occurrences have couched 80 as well.  

Just looking at wiz’s chart BDL is hitting 70 over the last 20 years just as frequently as the 1960-1980 period.

as far as 80 . BDL hit 80 4 times before 1990 3 times since 1990. 
 

off first glance 60s seem more prevalent recently 

7 minutes ago, weathafella said:

70s in March was common 70 years ago per my memory.  I used to realize that March would often give you the first 70 and April 80.  Didn’t happen every year but it was common enough.

Ya 70s in March aren’t unusual.  I remember one year maybe 97 or 98 we hit  88. 

9 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Snow melts from here on out slowly.

Not too slow lol 

20.2” on the season 

2.7" last steady band before the squalls come in.. 

Seeing widespread reports of that 15 mile fronto band of 7-14" !!!.. Reports of 2-4" per hour with as high as  5.2" per hour, the band lasted 5 hours..  

Just measured 1.5" here with snow picking back up , a nice cold snowy morning in store. 

Advisories up for the metro 

5 minutes ago, EastonSN+ said:

Up to 3 inches SW CT.

I'd put a stripe of 2-4" along the SWCT shore if trends continue .. 1-2" most of the state .. Someone in NYC metro could see some iso 5" reports if this does amp up like some HIRES stuff has.. Congrats @MJO812 

Some absoulte bombs in there like the OP.. Several Sub 970 on the next frame .. 

1 minute ago, WeatherX said:

Nice 18z 12k NAM run so far. That QPF just keeps bumping north

Wow, with some decent ratios, that would get warning criteria in NYC metro suburbs.. We have some big accounts there, might have to bump up there this evening if this does actually bump north.. This was congrats DC to Philly yesterday

Just now, WinterWolf said:

The thread has the date wrong…Saturday is the 17th boys. Lol.

Idk how to edit, I can't get tomorrows date right, called it Jan 17, then deleted and did Feb 16 lol

Main band in the morning.. 

Midday Snow showers and squalls behind the intial band of snow .. 

HRRR with TTs in the 40s and even some 50s across SNE

HRRR a slight tic south and and tic less amped with the northern banding of snow, but still loves some good snow squalls that move through with the back edge of the main band of snow. 

1 minute ago, ORH_wxman said:

GFS looks good for an inch or two for southern half of CT…there’s actually a decent little area of H7 fronto that clips LI and the south coast so can’t rule out a little band that drops 3”+ lollis if that ends up verifying. 

Ya gfs ramped up again, hrrr was wild here, will be something to watch closely down here, all of our clients are right along coast. 

All 12z guidance ramping up a bit with HRRR most impressive. 1-3” to 84 possible, with some iso 3”+ on the south coast. Rhode Island and SE MASS look to get in on the action as well with a dusting to an inch up to the pike? Haven’t had much of a chance to dig in yet. Let’s discuss here and free up the other thread?

1 hour ago, dendrite said:

Cocorahs numbers are trickling in

Wow that's a lot of liquid .. 

Absolute paste a ton of liquid in this. Has that blue tint to it. Def over an inch liquid.  About 90 min in clearing still another hour to go. 

2 minutes ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

Nice dude. Enjoy your $25 lunch. 

@The 4 Seasons

13.0” total
11.25” depth

Awesome! 

10.5" Storm total here .. Nice positive bust ..

10 minutes ago, DJln491 said:

West Hartford coup?   

Thomaston 16"+

2 minutes ago, Spaizzo said:

We are on the low end of snow here, but still moderately falling we have about 5" compared to SeymourSnow and we are only a few miles apart. The start for us was a lot of white rain at 5.....

That stinks sorry, I was on the southern edge of the fronto band earlier and also I have about 600 more feet elevation than a lot of Derby, was 29 degrees for the first 5" every flake accumulated.