Imo it’s only a win if there’s measurable, so that costing better be decent.
But yeah, at least we have something, and a decent pattern actually taking shape. Early December is hard with a retreating high.
First subzero night here looks increasingly likely after the Arctic front later this week. Currently pretty cold after some more overnight and morning snowfall.
21.0/12
Warmest high was 53.1° right before Thanksgiving (where it snowed). Coldest high was 25.7°. Coldest low was 13.6°. Hoping to have the official WXW2 station up next week.
Finished with an incredible 22.4” in the month of November.
I’m probably still on the outside looking in here at SLK, but I’ll actually need to drive to Albany tomorrow with my wife. Trying to figure out the best time for that…
At hr 75 or whatever it is, we look but do not endorse regardless of whether it’s snowy or not. If things trend that way over the next day, then we sit up a little more.
Totally agree with the threats. That’s all we can ask for, and last year while it sticks in our memory has no real bearing on what’ll happen this season.
I’m cautious on snow amounts to begin with in my first calls but I still think it’s a light to moderate event for most of CT. Either way, we quickly turn the page to the Arctic hounds Friday and a possible system next weekend.
For early December this is great, but I recall some epic means last season that produced nothing.
Not sure if I’ll do a map today but I’m currently thinking C-2 coast including most of New London County and 2-5 elsewhere.