codfishsnowman

This could be the cruelest storm yet with regards to being downsloped shadowed and just a bit too warm but Congrats to everyone not in the lower CTRV!

1 hour ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

Anyone in CRV from Hartford to Brattleboro should keep expectations in check.  As I said earlier, I wouldn’t be confident anywhere under 700’. 

Agree 100 percent, it's just so warm for snow..... I don't see low dews advection before either

I just really hope there isn't any tree damage or power issues. The wind threat on this makes me nervous

Light rain 34F

Light rain and some slushy splats 34F

20 minutes ago, Sey-Mour Snow said:

Ya verbatim the goods just miss us. It’s going to be a thread the needle for someone and they will get it good. Going to be fun to see who it is. Here’s the clown map

Lolol I should save this for posterity...what a riot!

Nice eye candy nonetheless but it's not weatherly possible 

1 minute ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

Because heavy snow is the only thing in this world that still affords me the opportunity to experience the very same youthful exuberance that I did as a  child. So few adults in this world have something that allows that,  and when you do, cherish it for life bc it's a gift.

Same here pretty much. Something about heavy snow that brings joy and wonder.

21 minutes ago, Connecticut Appleman said:

41/29 in New Hartford at 1,000 ft

I think you'll be fine. Enjoy!

9 minutes ago, qg_omega said:

We pray

Still have PTSD from that one

37 minutes ago, MJO812 said:

Why is it so hard to get a classic I-95 Snowstorm ?

I really hate the interior and New England 

Dude, the interior and CNE and NNE watched plenty of huge storms bury southern and western coastal plain to NYC long Island and NnJ the past 20 years...geez

Parts of northern PA that had up to ten inches the day B4 yesterday look to get several more. Bradford obs for the last storm had 8 hours of good snow. Kinda sounds fun for a clipper like system 

1 hour ago, CoastalWx said:

No thanks.

I hated that storm

At least it's something to watch

35 minutes ago, STILL N OF PIKE said:

Who accepted a report of 14.7” south of Manchester NH in Merrimack, I mean that is a pure clown report . I mean how does that even remotely make it on the PNS .

That stuff used to drive me batty. Love it when the same towns are listed around the same time with wildly different totals

2.7 bringing the season total to 18.9 inches

Back over to light snow past half hour

More of a transparent/translucent sleet now...2.5 inches of crud

Kinda surprised it has stayed mainly frozen

Sleet snow mix

2 plus inches heavy wet crud

Sleet with some snow trying to mix back in at times 

Sleet but at some point we had another burst of snow. Elevated surfaces closing in on 2 inches

4 minutes ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

Sleet into Springfield already?  That seems a little soon.

We're already past the solid block of precip....it's showery to the southwest

Your probably fine for at least 6 inches

Pouring sleet after a little over an inch 33F

I thought I was imagining things but I did see one flash and heard one long rumble. Snowing decent 33

Overcast and breezy 37

3 hours ago, ORH_wxman said:

Let’s collapse a few of those cages around the saplings. 

How much otg roughly?

It's ok, at least we had a decent event a few days ago. This is just not a S of Pike event.

At least there's been active potential wintry threats to track. I am more discouraged by the 09-10 style air mass.