WxWatcher007

I'm not out or downing the threat by any means, but show me the Euro suite doing this for consecutive runs and then we can talk.

Fully expecting to being on the receiving end of a SNE lash out tomorrow

I had piles almost 6’ high in front of the driveway, but then had to ice pick my way through it to cut it in half after worrying my wife would get obliterated backing her car out. Will save the pile making for another spot I guess.

More than this year too. Seemingly common feature for the last few winters.

First time in over a month we’ve hit 40 up here. Driveway also in best shape in months.

That’s a whole life philosophy. Good for a long and happy life.

SLK sits on the county line so one part is under a WSW and another under an advisory. Expecting 5-10” here. The key for mby is the fluff after the initial burst. If there’s been one trend here in my first winter at WXW2 it’s that upslope or terrain enhanced precip over performs more often than not. Of course, there are levels to this and 10mi north in the middle of nowhere will score like 25% more.

Won’t happen but that would trigger some all time melts in this subforum

Would be nice.

12k NAM still gets mixing into northern CT tomorrow night. Marginal temperatures.

Pretty amazing how the snow has held on. Big big snowpack year.

Will almost certainly do a map for this one. Thinking 1-3 for northern CT at the moment. The tricky part imo is what to do with southern CT. Probably a coating with mix to rain or something like that.

No map but I went with a T-2” at best with the best chance of accumulation in the towns that border MA. Even that was too much. Yesterday really went to crap on the models.

I might be a little more bullish in northern CT. Minor in the whole scheme of things but timing leads to impacts in the PM commute.

Wish we could get better ratios with this one to give us some wiggle room in case qpf gets cut, but beggars can’t be choosers.