Damage In Tolland

Congrats all

Thanks . Hope you can cash in too !

Enjoy a couple fresh inches Friday night. No need to even cap tip . Just enjoy

Thanks!

Norlun

Nammy

Solid

Cranky

We snow! AWT https://x.com/contentwxguy/status/1869414995639124045?s=46&t=dhcbvkjmRcyBVQtDxJ3lRg

Looks good for up and in

Why are you ruling out a couple inches interior from the IVT?

Here we go . This is probably a combo of what falls Friday and possibly Xmas Eve overnight https://x.com/bennollweather/status/1869374237796110763?s=46&t=dhcbvkjmRcyBVQtDxJ3lRg

Friday pm and night should be snowy

While it’s not correct that would start as snow , drop a few inches and then most would rain at 33-37 for days. Thankfully not much support in the ensembles

This is how it will snow in CT. This setup reeks of an old school norlun https://x.com/bobmaxon/status/1869357433270997230?s=46&t=dhcbvkjmRcyBVQtDxJ3lRg

Whether it’s convergence, an IVT, the precio shield or a combo of everything, it’s gonna snow. You can just see it on the models. They’re just trying to figure out how

Still think a nice light - moderate event for the region . Maybe River East

There’s just too much hate and vitriol on this board when it doesn’t snow and you try and bring some rationale to it.

Brush deez nuts!

It absolutely is. There are shortwaves in Canada and PAC NW and the flow is too meridianonal and fast. PAC jet. Keep up son

It does. When you see shortwaves out west you can’t buckle the flow in the east . What goes up must come down . Follow along now

It literally reads that it’s going to snow. I mean literally

Just not seeing that

I don’t see anyway all of SNE comes out of this with no snow Otg. A light - moderate event . This never had a chance to be anything more within fast PAC flow. I don’t understand why some folks won’t just enjoy a nice wintry system

Generally expecting two rounds of precipitation during this part of the forecast. The first looks to be sometime Wednesday afternoon into Thursday morning, and the second some time Friday into Saturday. Expecting mainly rainfall with this first event, with snow possible across the higher terrain of western and central MA, especially at night. A similar situation for the late week system, where a mix of rain and snow is possible. Snow appears to be more likely across the interior, but where the rain/snow line sets up is still uncertain. Southern New England looks to be sandwiched between a low pressure moving from the Great Lakes into Canada and an offshore low pressure.