Sey-Mour Snow

1 hour ago, CoastalWx said:

The inv dong of destiny in SW CT.

If that verified verbatim I might have to put a restraining order on Ray for SWCT. 

27 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

That’s Poundmetown 

Weird how GFS and Canadian are so different.  Euro is very warm for CT maybe NE and NW hills cash in verbatim on Euro.  6z GFS has the wednesday snower again as a CT special.. I feel like we miss on both as both are weak shredded messes and rain showers for most. 

January 11th 2025. 

00z GFS and EURO were definitely close to a snowstorm for many in that December 4-6 timeframe albeit on different pieces of energy.  Produce a solid event for CNE and NNE verbatim.  We track. 

Just now, WinterWolf said:

Torch fail for you guys I guess. 

64 here again back to back days, we will probably hit 66-67

37 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

It's also 6-7 days out so op runs can still be wild. We ensemble for now. I wouldn't bash an op run over 6 days out for how it performed.

It’s not that far away so if it is wrong which it probably is, it deserves plenty of bashing. That run has significant snow in SNE inside 120 hours. 

21 minutes ago, dendrite said:

GFS gone wild here next week

Early snowmobile season for CNE on the GFS

13 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

What a screamer SNE 

60 degree temps and 60mph winds on euro

1 hour ago, jbenedet said:

Tomorrow looks beautiful - low 60's.

 

The cold behind the front looks like it takes us back to Normal. Saturday maybe very slightly BN, and Sunday back above.

 

Already 63 here now. 

50 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

I'm concerned Mac Jones will become the first QB in history to throw a pick on a bye week

* 5th qb. Somehow it’s been done by Zach Wilson, Sam darnold, geno smith, and mark sanchez..

20 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

6z gfs gone wild next week. Kind of an outlier. 

Euro took a solid step towards GFS at 00z.. Wouldn't that 6z gfs be nice for the forum if it verified, just expand those snow amounts about 15 miles south to include the south coast lol 

57 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Post earlier frames please. 

I’d say 10+F  anomalies classify a torch. GEFS had 70% probs for 10+ anomalies. So it’s there especially next Thursday through Sunday. 

4 minutes ago, J Paul Gordon said:

Where is the "torch" people were talking about? And what constitutes a "torch" in November. Last year it got up into the mid 70's here more than once. I can understand that being called a torch. But is a 60F day in November a torch or just a sort of normal warm November day?

Next Wednesday through next Saturday/Sunday should be 5-15 degree anomalies. 

15 hours ago, CoastalWx said:

BTW, 11 years ago was the Son of Sandy. Was a siggy event in interior CT along the 84 corridor.

SWCT special 

2 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Sweet baby Jesus on the GFS. 

Lol the infamous blizzicane 

2.25” 3.5” for the month another soaker 

Trace 

17 hours ago, Damage In Tolland said:

I doubt you see much rain. May not see any . Lots of LL dry air 

Rain moving in already up to a quarter inch in spots of Fairfield county. 

37 minutes ago, Go Kart Mozart said:

How would Ray react if this was a mid-winter map?

Hopefully we get a bunch of these this winter!!!! We deserve at least one for sacrificing another rainy Saturday tomorrow while 84 north east enjoys a dry Saturday. 

18 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

It's time. Even today I'm like ok we are good now. 

Ya it's way too hot for October today.. High 86 with a max heat index of 91.. 

1 hour ago, CTSkywarn said:

Only thing.....uses a ton more electricity than Individual units. My electric bill dropped by like $100.00.

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I believe quite the opposite is true.  

2.0” this area had some training overnight.  looks like 12 hours plus left of scattered bouts of heavy downpours should get the widespread 3-6” in western ct at least. 

NAM and 3KM . Will be interesting to see where it sets up .. nyc metro certainly looks like ground zero 

HRRR doubles down. Yikes