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  1. I wonder if the s/w sort of damping out/getting sheared opens the door for non-hydrostatic stuff to start taking over with convection offshore. We'll have less and less forcing from DCVA as that s/w weakens over SNE but may see convection start running the show over the Gulf Stream and messing with the WCB and other stuff.
  2. I have a feeling there's going to be a pretty narrow band along the max fgen zone that gets slammed. I doubt it's nearly as widespread as the QPF queens would believe. I could see something like the 18z Euro (narrow band of really good stuff) and less on either side. Not sure, of course, where that band is.
  3. Yeah I think they were saying that as a reason that confidence is low. I think they changed it last year. They also got rid of Blizzard Watches
  4. There's actually no time limit anymore on the watches... just 50% confidence of reaching the criteria.
  5. There's a ton of spread on the GEFS so still a pretty uncertain forecast with respect to SNE impacts I think. Would like to see a couple jumps on the GEFS to the north.
  6. Was that the Sunday AM SE CT special?
  7. Heavy wet snow caked to the radome could do it though.
  8. TBH, didn't look a ton yesterday besides thinking it would be windy. lol I'll look more when i get in at noon.
  9. You'll flip. Give it time. I could see 1-3 in Hamden.
  10. I'm not sure it's an overperformer. I had you guys in 3-6 and the only way that was happening is if you were accumulating by now. You probably have only until 3 for accumulating snow.
  11. Starting to stick here in West Hartford. 33F and mod snow.
  12. Their temperature grids were a disaster. Had to run raw guidance and correct it to show on air. Pretty frustrating.
  13. Gotta say that radar out of OKX is beautfiul. Can definitely see the mid level magic coming together for CT. RA/SN here but down to 34F. I'm cautiously optimistic even in the valley we pound for a few hours today. NE Hills up through C Mass are going to get crushed.
  14. Down to 36F here in West Hartford (elevation 160ft). Rain/Snow mix continues.
  15. Yeah that's a triple bunner right there. I think it definitely shows how areas even in low elevations can go to town where best lift/banding sets up.
  16. Meanwhile the new NAM has almost 1.2" of QPF between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. for Hartford (the HRRR has ~0.4"). So that's a big difference.
  17. Yeah the 12z HRRR doesn't do much with mid level banding back this way. Would be a toaster bath her locally.
  18. Snowing through all of Litchfield county now.... and even as far south as Wolcott above 1kft.
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