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3 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:

that assumes no more shifts south-another 25 miles and we have white rain with lighter rates and temps 34-35

I think we'll be lucky to get a few inches of mess

1 minute ago, Brian5671 said:

Philly too where the forecast right now is for rain

Jeez..that has us getting almost a foot...I don't see it happening. 

Today around 6am when I let my lab out, for the first time all winter the birds were chirping. 

Not scientific,  but I would have guessed spring is close. 

So it's not going to surprise me if this thing wiffs.

Just now, WeatherX said:

Wrong station and network

I thought you guys were talking about Ryan Hanrahan....

6 minutes ago, WeatherX said:

Of course. Ryan is measured and totally professional.

Brad Field trained him well..

18 minutes ago, EastonSN+ said:

I feel safer when Long Island gets some. 

Yes...I'm in Trumbull so we're both living on the edge

Hey good morning.. just a quick question as to what time the precip, regardless of type, will be moving in on Monday.

We have a big clean out on Monday and just wondering if the bad weather will hold off ..thanks!

This is one of those Winters where we will be excited over a moisture starved clipper.

Held steady around 36 or 37 for a few hours but has just dropped quickly to 32...

4 minutes ago, EastonSN+ said:

Still snowing decently.

Maybe reach 6.5

Yes it's weird the radar looks like crap but the snow actually picked up a bit

12 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:

seems to be what I have maybe a bit more

Very hard to tell with all of the Wind but I would say probably the same as you guys 7 or so

2 minutes ago, Sn0waddict said:

Hoping that makes it here. Any idea what the rate is with that band? 

I think those bands are gonna come across the sound and make us both happy.

If we can just get these death bands to expand in size, rotate in, become stationary and then pivot , you'll find a happy weenie under there for sure.

1 minute ago, jaysoner said:

Oh God he's the wurst.  He's literally 2000  in a human costume.

 

Really tho has got his own agenda never listen to him

He used to always say the storm's gonna stall..but he's probably right once in a while 

Light snow here in sw ct

9 minutes ago, White Gorilla said:

I think what he is saying is completely reasonable.. not saying the whole outcome is going to change dramatically but it is worth watching the evolution play out.

11 minutes ago, Snowlover11 said:

we still got the 15z RAP

You know what, who's to say that it's not right.. I think all options are on the table at the moment.

1 minute ago, Eduardo said:

Some winters, "it just wants to snow" (e.g., '93–94, '95–'96, '13–'14, '14–'15).  I don't think this is one of those winters, so I'll take whatever I can get.  6–10 inches is a respectable storm!

That is very true ..no science to it.. just some years it finds a way to snow.

5 minutes ago, JBG said:

On February 11, 1983 I remember watching the slow advance from the law library on Vesey Street. I saw the curtain of snow envelope the Verrazano. I grabbed the subway to my office on 40th street where it barely started snowing about 30 minutes later. The edge of the snow really crawled.

I was 14 years old for that storm and I can tell you that was the craziest thundersnow I have ever seen

Nothing up here in sw ct yet

24 minutes ago, Joe4alb said:

My father passed away this morning, and he was the inspiration that got me into weather. We used to sit and chat about every storm for hours. This storm is him saying goodbye. 

Very sorry for your loss.

1 minute ago, EastonSN+ said:

I feel like Juno is the floor and Nemo is the ceiling for CT.

For me a 7 to 22 spread.

That might go up..

4 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:

RGEM is solid-thinking we see other models beef up the QPF output as we get closer to go time  (western side)

I definitely think us Connecticut folks will do pretty well with the storm.

I agree the western side will fill out more than is modeled ..the bands are going to set up where they want to and hopefully we are under them .

2 minutes ago, EastonSN+ said:

Nice run AND no reason to think it can't get even better (a little earlier and SW). Trending back.

I am close to you and I'm optimistic we get more than modeled. 

The heavy bands sometimes rotate further west of modeling so I think we may do pretty well.

1 minute ago, dendrite said:

I was a senior in HS for that so I'll take your word on that. That's like the dinosaur age of modeling.

It's funny, I remember Brad field mentioning on the 6 pm news days before the storm that one of the lesser relied upon models,  he said the Japanese model, is showing a blizzard..all  on it's own.

IMO, he was an excellent met.