Mr. Windcredible!

Right down the shoreline too. 5.6" back home as of 10am and it was still coming down.

2.3" was the total for me. Last 3 events have all busted solidly IMBY...reminding me why I typically mentally check out of winter around the first week of March. Bring on spring!

whole heartedly. they really screwed the pooch on the storm 2 weeks ago...even though we picked up a about an inch of snow overnight...there was bare pavement and it was clear the next round of accumulating snow wouldn't move in until at least 1-2pm (ended up being 5pm in reality), they still made the call to cancel. Why they couldn't have the kids come in then do an early dismissal is beyond me. Then had to cancel the next day cause most of the town was without power. Looking like school until July this year.

no they won't...there isn't a separate pavement forecast...if the forecast is calling for more than a couple inches, CT schools will close regardless if it ends up only being on grass

been under it here in Clinton for a couple hours...have picked up a couple inches. Looks like it may be getting ready to fizzle out shortly though

fortunate to get stuck under the same band down here. Only thing that prevented a complete disaster here...might still manage 5", would've been 3" at best without it.

dang...only about an inch back this way. intensity has picked up a bit in the past 1/2 hour, just getting into the edge of that deform band. my nowcast senses telling me we don't sniff the higher range of forecasts back this way...should still be good for 5-6" so long as we are solidly under some deform snows for a bit.

First flakes falling now near the shoreline. And with that I’m off to bed.

give it another hour or so...things should start to ramp up pretty quickly. but I'm with you...kind of depressing just watching a rain/snow mix the past couple hours with nothing to show for it.

given the overnight and morning trends...I find it laughable that Upton is sticking with a WWA here. Support is there for 6"+ right down to the shore...maybe the beaches in New London county are held to under 6".

Still warmer than the NAM/Euro...but a definite improvement over 0z back here in CT...so I’d take that as good news. .

man...some places in E CT could get thumped this evening...possibly all the way to the shoreline. suspect i might end up just a bit too far west to cash in on that especially if the HRRR is right. What a kick in the nuts that would be if the snowhole of CT, GON, somehow pulls off 4-6" with nada west of the river.

HVN gusted to 55

3.4" was my total in Clinton

Should finish up with about 3.5” here .