Damage In Tolland

Timing wise .. you think this comes like mainly after dark? It’s close to flipping now , but radar kind of starts and stops 36.5

I guess I won’t be totally surprised at a snow that sticks to car tops only or eeking out an inch. I bet Hunch gets 2-3”

Noyes FWIW

Wonder Will’s thoughts

Saw you say flurries likely and will need to pray comma head reach around can extend its fingers this far south to the tip to coax out a coating

I just did last leaf cleanup of season in rain and 38. Leaves blew surprisingly well. Scooter didn’t seem keen on this area today . So I’m not excited

Seriously

Mail this one in and enjoy your 1-2” there tonight. It’ll give you an early lead on me out the gate

Down and out this morning. Not getting hopes up for more than a few flurries

Think this one’s done

Some of the modeling still dropping an inch or two in places .

Now things have changed . Hopefully not a sign of how the winter goes . Eeerily reminiscent of last year when models lost almost every storm after showing big hits.

That’s a nice 1-4” for much of N and C CT

3-6” on this run

Based on knowing how it works around here. I expect snow showers, maybe a period of steady snow. Ground whitening type stuff. But no more than an inch max .As we cut the Xmas tree, should be a wintry day . After the worst autumn ever, it’ll be much appreciated

I’m referring to Sundays storm .

Not sure why all the ridge jumping? Nothing has changed in 3 days now

Not in SNE

Yes snowy pm tomorrow and Sunday will be fun . But it gets tainted thinking ahead

Look at the ensembles. It’s a torch next weekend with a cutter and rain Friday/ Saturday

We’ve lost December. Furnace now for end of next week and weekend with near 60

Href gives hills a bit. Maybe just a ground whitener with snow showers flying

Nothing has changed in a couple days as far as overall look . Still like the 4-8” idea. Not as much at coast but they’ll get a little

Snowy Fri pm Despite a frontal wave developing downstream of the region across coastal ME, robust mid level negatively tilted low tracking over northern MA, will likely result in some comma head snow showers in the afternoon. Column cold enough to support snow showers all areas away from the south coast. Will have to watch this evolving comma head, especially its southward extent, as there could be sufficient forcing for ascent and moisture to result in minor snow accumulations across northern MA into northern CT, northwest RI, especially hilly terrain per latest HREF.

I would hope there’s nooone surprised at this turning into a moderate to perhaps significant event. As soon as we saw multi model/ensemble agreement yesterday.. this went from “sniffing out” a SNE event to “honing in” on amounts . I just took a top down view and felt at least.. a solid 4-8” event for SNE was very likely