Sey-Mour Snow

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.

Are you implying it is fake news?

lol you can’t make this shit up , I literally went station by station in CT.

Maybe 18z GFS will give us some happy hour dopamine and we will all be happy again..

All CT airports were 37-43 for a high today.. and it was partly cloudy until 2-3pm

I hope, I can see this ticking back south again and we get cirrus.. would be nice to refresh everything, it looks horrible out now, all the piles are just brown..

Down to 7" Sun, 10" shade here .. ton of melting of the edges.. was sunny and 42 for a few hours.. went for a long run and have a little sunburn

lmao is was 40-45 today in CT

When the other guidance looks like EURO and not like AIFS, I'll go with EURO.

going to be a gradient, hopefully we are on the snow/ice side rather than ice/rain side.. C

You sure? That would cause a lot of issues..

Mostly rain for us, some snow some ice a lot of rain, we need all guidance to trend colder..

Ya no doubt I mean a huge bust in the short term on all guidance only to tease us lmao ..

It still kicks SE rather than comes up to us.. one more tic like that with northern stream should allow it to come north more . Might be too late for tics that big 36 hours out

It was warm on 00z, 6z skynet was better though. Guidance definitely saw something last night as everything including ensembles went warmer with less snow. Hopefully that reverts back to 12z yesterday today

Easy fix. Just made a thread so the 5 people interested can discuss there and leave this one open to discuss the rain next week. (Just trolling) Just need to move that boundary back south as 00z on guidance was too far north for most.

Not much to say on this one. Just a place for the 5 of us that might see some snow to discuss without pissing everyone else off in the main thread. Has a chance to be the biggest Feb snowfall for this area. Main thing we want is for the northern stream to slow down to allow earlier phasing closer to the coast. The trend has been to bring meaningful precip to just south of 84 on most guidance. Here’s the latest 6z guidance another tic north on euro, as well as all other guidance, euro AIFS did tic back south however.

Btw my wife just realized there is a Worcester Mass - the way she just tried to pronounce it lmao

What’s Tuesday?