Damage In Tolland
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It’s not all about the Euro though. Hi res always shows it
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There’s def fronto
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Yeah I guess CT is F’d. Good luck up there .
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Yeah those higher numbers won’t happen .. I didn’t see anything rip the Dryslot up to ORH though. Maybe it’ll fill in .
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Hopefully Scoots or Will can offer an idea on if it fills in / regenerates or is the region F’d?
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The hi res strengthens that fronto as it moves into SNE.. that’s what we’ll need. Otherwise it’s 1-3” spot 4” and a letdown
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Seems like it’s starting to south of POU and collapsing SE if you zoom in on OKX radar .. I think that convection is causing issues
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Picked up a quick 1.2 in that band but now just very light snow. Hopefully we see radar fill in moreso to the west
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Put it in wrong thread.. we’ve been under a nice 1” per hour band with big fluffy flakes . Not quite as heavy as Sunday but very low viz.
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Solid band stretched across CT now. Huge flakes . 1” per hour rates . For now anyway
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What do you think? Gut?
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Yeah it already is . Take a look out in NE PA and NYS
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Tossed
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Radar really filling and blossoming. Nam ftw
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Into a nice band. Good snow growth. Can see that area filling in , in far SE NY so those Reggie and Nam runs look good
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Seems like for SNE.. a few fluffy inches is on the table Thursday night or Friday . Snowing nicely here in NE CT. Planning on 4-7” today. Been a great couple weeks with much more to come as we head for Morch .
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Let the weenies and downers do their thing. They do it every time . The rest of us will enjoy another snowy day and verify at the end.
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I hear you
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He’s referring to Metheun . I know what I’m getting here. 4-7”
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Right over Metheun .. as they all are lol
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Fairfield already with 1”
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Just gonna leave this right here
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Radar looks really good. Gonna be a fun day
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I don’t think there’ll be much rain anywhere in CT. Reggie keeps whole event cold down there.
