Go Kart Mozart

You forgot to mention that it was uphill, both ways!

If we get a snap-back blizzard after the heat, I hope it comes after a couple of cold days. We don't want the snow melting on warm roads. Snow covered roads are a necessary for our enjoyment.

2.5" Trumbull.

Tapering now. Heading out to shovel-measure.

Fireworks display...short, intense, and a grand finale!

Huge flakes in this final weenie band.

Is the low level cold helping with isentropic lift in this event?

Cortina Olympics look to this. Absolute Poundtown.

Yeah but only for a few days.

Some winters it just wants to snow.

The AI suites hinting at a ridge bridge at the end of the period. I wish I could see the continental view of the Euro AI ensembles.

I hate to agree with this guy....but I think he is right on.

This might be the snootiest club in Fairfield County. Very small membership. Jack Nicklaus played it, and called it one of the "hidden gems of US courses". So sure, show up any time and drop my name. Shouldn't be a problem.

Here is a great pic taken by a friend of mine this morning, while walking his dog on the course at The Country club of Fairfield. This is a classic links course, meaning it abuts the sea. You can see that the wind has scoured every bit of accumulation from the fairways!

You had 16"? I didn't measure as frequently as you. I only did so around dawn and at the end.

14" in Trumbull. To paraphrase Frank Costanza at the airing of grievances, "I have a lot of problems with the way snow is measured these days". Let's look at BDR: On 2/22 they recorded 5", but never more than 2" on the ground. What? On 2/23 they recorded 15" with 18" on the ground. So, tons of settling on the 22cnd, but none under a load of snow on the 23rd? Also, they show 1.5" LE on the 23rd to match the 15" of snow. This reeks of "I don't feel like going out and measuring, let's just use 10:1 and call it 15". As my kids used to say, "we call shenanigans". They called it shenanigans; I call it bullshit.

Easton, how frequently did you measure?

I can commiserate. CCB to the right of me, deform to the left, here I am stuck in the middle with.... Are the kid's Tonka trucks OK?

Here in Trumbull, I didn't use a snow board. I would say the greatest depth at any time during the storm was 11"*. So with 6 hour measurements, given the the density of the snow, maybe 15"? 20" is hard to believe, unless the airport was stuck in this morning's band for a couple of hours more than me. EastonWx is a very reliable measurer a couple of miles from me...has he checked in? *I really believe this is how storms should be measured. This is why being at ground zero for the Cleveland Super Bomb was so amazing. The airport at SBN measured 41" on the ground, which included 6" of crud that was already in place.

Have the divers found Ray's body yet?

That LLJ exit region south of LI is pretty cool. Cleary seen on radar.

Power just came back here, out since 530. Any reports on that band in western CT?

What's everyone complaining about?

Is LI about to get slotted?

Finally, real snow falling.