Damage In Tolland

This is wild. Like holy shit wild

What a meh mild up . Couple days of 40’s

This is top 2 squall I’ve ever seen

Looks very meh

And no warm up coming

Whiteout

Big fatties falling. Happy New Year all

Radar blossoming quickly from Waterbury SW moving NE

I’d also say EOR spent more time in the low 40’s than WOR and y’all had 7-8” vs our 3-6.

Honestly it’s the strangest pack I’ve had or seen around these parts. Most yards are between 70-100% . It’s literally different coverage in every yard .. and a lot is dependent on if the slope faces south or north . I’d be lying if I said 100 because it’s not . Grass under some trees . Other parts of my lawn have 2”. But if you look up and down any street it looks like deep winter

Before 11 here

Yeah you can see it saturates right away . Low dew depressions

Well that’s exactly what I mentioned lol other than NJ

Looks like snow started into NW CT up into Berks . Radar looks solid

Well tonight we are getting different amounts . Trends on models are bringing s stream in for at minimum another advisory event like tonight

He drew it wearing nothing but his white hotel Teri cloth robe

Tonight / Sunday night into Monday / Mid week It is

Absolute clinic . Other than the last 5 minutes of first half Onto #3. Fidens

There’s too much worry about rain. I don’t need that stress

Both daughters go to UConn. We live 12 minutes from campus . I keep telling them to cherish this . My senior got to see 2 Nattys and my sophomore 1.. with aspirations again this year Heavy heavy snow

Uconn hoops now, IPA’s, snowy night .. trifecta

Certainly 1-3/2-4 every couple days are more them dustings and make it very wintry . I prefer these over swfe

As Tippy and Will alluded .. there may not be much of a mild up at all

That’s what she said?

Here’s why they expanded. We’ll see if it works or not. expanded the Winter Weather Advisory to include; western zones of Franklin and Hampshire Counties, Worcester County, Tolland and Windham Counties, most of Rhode Island, and all of southeast Massachusetts. Here we feel there is the best potential for 2-4" with the higher of the totals on the western facing hills, due to upsloping from the southwest flow. Forecast Details: Quiet through the rest of the daylight hours, then a robust 850mb shortwave races through southern New England this evening through early tomorrow morning. This feature has near normal moisture to work with, PWATs of 0.3" to 0.4" doesn`t sound overly too impressive, but is enough to work with. Looking through BUFKIT forecast soundings, there is good saturation and OMEGA/lift in the dendritic growth zone (DGZ), with light to moderate snow for several hours 2am to 6am. HREF supportive of this idea, with probabilities between 30% and 60% for snowfall rates 1+" an hour during this time across Connecticut, Rhode Island, and southeast Massachusetts. As mentioned above, those traveling late tonight or tomorrow morning will want to plan accordingly as slick travel is expected. There is a level of uncertainty around how far north the warm air reaches, for the time being confidence for the northern extent is Nantucket. It is there the best chance for rain to mix with the snow. Elsewhere, remains cold enough to stay snow. Additionally, southwest flow enhances snow potential due to orographic lift/upslope along western facing hills of northeastern Connecticut, central Massachusetts... even western hills of Rhode Island benefit from an upslope component. Finally, the shortwave moves off shore early Thursday morning, followed with an Arctic front midmorning, with additional snow showers or possibly snow squalls.