Sey-Mour Snow

9 minutes ago, WxWatcher007 said:

Radar needs to look better

Ya it shows promise then dies out. Only .2” so far from round two.. Hrrr has our window til 1-2pm for CT. 

6 minutes ago, Hoth said:

What a shit sandwich this turned out to be. Congrats to those who cashed in though.

what did you end up with round 2 just can’t seem to get its act together for us here. 

3 minutes ago, The 4 Seasons said:

RIP to the goat. 

C-2 S CT, 2-4 N CT still looks right on track. just was hoping for a feb 1 2015 type of blow up to happen with 6" in two hours. Similar type of CCB situation with the SLP rapidly deepening just SE of LI

It’s going to happen east of CT for sure. Radar looks great for them I’m going to live vicariously through Foxboro watching the pats/jets game while the sun peaks out here and my 2” slowly melts .. 

2 minutes ago, The 4 Seasons said:

Ain’t happening James(RIP), enjoy out east. 

2 minutes ago, dryslot said:

To cold, It wasn't good at all, If the Nam shows warmth, Respect it.

it was fine here with temps .. just had no precip to make it snow .. 

6 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Hate to say it .. continue riding HRRR

The HRRR rode us hard yesterday and threw us to the side after it was done with its fake promises of 5-8" .. so with that meh

Pretty damn good snow growth occassional moderate snow, just don't know if these bands will mature enough to give us actual prolonged snow out to the west here.. 2.5" last night should easily get an inch or two today 29.9 out. 

10 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

I'm really liking where this looks to be setting up. It's really pounding here. I'm going to take my first measurement at 11:30 but I definitely have to be at an inch by now and maybe close to 1.5''-2''.

Hope you do well.. off to bed.. 2.5" total for part 1.. will turn showery and probably freezing drizzle until round 2 tomorrow morning .. Euro kinda nailed this part .. Although not Litchfield county.. Bust here a bit but cant complain considering out east .. hopefully everyone cashes in tonight or tomorrow ..

1 minute ago, weatherwiz said:

8,000 posts a second in the days leading up to a storm when the models come out.

When storm hits...everyone is in bed  

Horrible … hrrr picked up on it last run 

Surprised no posters from that band for some video. 

That’s a once in a decade type band and it’s stationary wow 

that earth site estimates of 5-7” per hour in the meat of the band @BuildingScienceWx is playing around with the tools on it wow 

Salivating over the Band in Northern Fairfield and Southern Litchfield 42-48dbz.. Has to be 2-3" per hour.

Just now, Hoth said:

I'm hearing some pings against the window here. Sigh.

Probably due to crappy rates 

There goes the convergence in Litchhfield County that the Hi-Res was highlighting. They are going to clean up for a while..

Some 9-10" reports in Sussex county NJ, also 4" in Greenwich all reports from the NYC forum.. 

1.4" here 5 hours of snow.. looks like a major bust for this area from the WAA

1 minute ago, WxWatcher007 said:

Still nervous about the shoreline. Want to see that snow really fill in as Scooter said. I like seeing the mix line holding steady for now. 

Worried about more than the shore lol 1.3" .. HRRR says gametime is 10pm to 1am now .. so lets see what we get.. Also tomorrow looking better for a 2-4" refresher

1.2" in 4 hours.. Rates lacking had only .8" from the nice hour of banding and only 29.1 degrees , def behind where I thought and like @CoastalWx said radar looks like crap.. Hoping to get to 3" tonight and pick up a few tomorrow if NAM has a clue..

 Mesoscale Discussion 0009
   NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK
   0735 PM CST Sat Jan 06 2024

   Areas affected...portions of southern New England

   Concerning...Heavy snow 

   Valid 070135Z - 070730Z

   SUMMARY...Moderate to heavy snow will slowly increase in coverage
   across portions of southern New England this evening. Snowfall rates
   of 1-2 in/hr are possible within the heaviest band late this evening
   into the overnight hours.

   DISCUSSION...As of 0130 UTC, regional radar and surface analysis
   showed a broad area of stratiform precipitation ongoing across parts
   of the Mid Atlantic and southern New England. Associated with an
   approaching coastal low, periodic moderate to heavy snow/rain has
   been observed within this precipitation over the last several hours.
   Slow northeastward progression of the heaviest precip has been noted
   with the primary east-west oriented band stretching from
   east-central PA to Long Island Sound. Driven by strong low-level
   warm advection ahead of the deepening coastal low, moderate to heavy
   snow should slowly increase in coverage over portions of southern
   New England late this evening and into the overnight hours. Rates
   between 1 to 2 in/hour are possible within the primary band, though
   there remains some uncertainty on how quickly the heaviest snow will
   lift northward. Light snow has already been reported across parts of
   RI, MA and CT but, regional model soundings and observed ceilings
   above 4k feet suggest some low-level dry air remains in place.
   Inland moisture advection and the approach of the surface low should
   slowly cool and moisten the low-level thermodynamic profile
   sufficiently for higher snow rates after 03z. Periods of moderate to
   heavy snow will likely continue into the overnight hours.

First 3 hours of snow as of 8:30pm have amounted to .6" the DEMON has just moved overhead with 30-40dbz for the next while it seems. Lets see if we can get to 6" or more for this storm.. 

19 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

Lt snow have more snow in the last half hour than all year. Like .25

Damn already .25" out east nice just started really accumulating here.. .4" with my hundreths ruler @The 4 Seasons got me snowing since 5pm 28.7

Just now, Damage In Tolland said:

Powder!

Ya it was blowing around like pixie dust on the highway 

28.5 moderate snow .2”

Flurries commenced at 5:05.. Dusting now steady very light snow  30.1

16 minutes ago, Greg said:

Winter Storm Warnings and Winter Weather Advisories remain in effect
for all but the Cape and Islands. As for snowfall totals, they have
been increased a few inches for interior MA/CT, now 12-15 inches in
the slopes of the Berkshires, Worcester Hills, and portions of
northeast MA. Totals decrease toward the coasts, with 6-8 inches
expected in greater Boston. The greatest uncertainty remains with
southeast MA where marginal temperatures on the front end or a more
robust Sunday afternoon could cause forecasted amounts to over or
underperform

I’m old enough to remember getting mocked for saying 12-18” possible in the heaviest band in NE mass now the forecast is 12-15” lol