WxWatcher007

That is a wonderful gif. I gotta use that. If the GFS has a clue it’ll be getting plenty of play. My God.

Final map. Most are probably 2-4" but I wanted to account for the 5" report I know I'm getting from GON, Steve, and Kevin while WXW1 struggles to 2" due to dry air. Minimum probably is my area while NW CT is in 2-3 of fluff.

Did look a touch better to me. Liking the trend today.

And I’ve been saying I expect measurable in CT for like a week. No respect from the rev. At least he’s back from the ledge of the Charter Oak and resting comfortably at home.

Maybe for us. Areas south and west may not be so fortunate. Still, I want to see these patterns get inside 7 days before believing them wholesale. Next week was trending toward a torch and now it looks like a brief mild up here imo. Very location dependent and we're close to the edge of trouble. Would love to stay on the right side because post Christmas it doesn't look bad.

Went 1-3 statewide. Expecting most south and east of I-84. Thought of a 2-4 zone in SE CT but decided against it for now.

Upslope snow is beautiful. I got another inch of powder here today. Dendrites stacked on one another.

Congrats Missouri?

I want a roll call of everyone that would take 40° and 1” of rain over 29° and .50” of ice on Christmas Day. A trip to the in-laws can wait a day.

Few years ago we had snow to ice on Christmas Eve. It was not bad.

Looks like a weak clipper on Tuesday on the Euro and some of the other models.

Interesting that high res does have some snow in the air tomorrow. Not much but would be festive.

Another 2.1 overnight into this morning. I knew something good happened when I heard the plow this morning. -SN and 12.3 now. Next week might feel like summer given the pattern we've been in so far.

It is kind of a gamble, but that’s better than being totally out of the game, which a lot of eastern US weenies will be if the look holds.

All the local folks I talk to say this start to winter has been wild. We're over 40" on the season now. Hovering around 10 degrees with -SN.