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26th-27th event, coming at us like a wounded duck.


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1 minute ago, Damage In Tolland said:

NAM leading the charge unfortunately. How many times over the years have we discounted its warm push only to be burned . If I’ve learned anything it’s that 

You're so far from any level being even remotely close to freezing 

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2 minutes ago, mob1 said:

You're so far from any level being even remotely close to freezing 

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I didn’t mean this area. I meant farther  SW in terms of sleet . I’ve gotten burned here so many times over the years . I used to always toss the NAM warm tongue.. and it was always right . By extension that pushes the snows much farther north east with this 

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Just now, Damage In Tolland said:

I didn’t mean this area. I meant rather SW in terms of sleet . I’ve gotten burned here so many times over the years . I used to always toss the NAM warm tongue.. and it was always right 

Yeah, it's pretty much always the case. 

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NAM bufkit is out!

So far looked at a couple locations (Waterbury and New Haven with New Haven shown below). 

Beautiful crosshair signature for a good 3 hours. But note...the duration of the snow, particularly the heaviest snow is going to be short lived. This is something that is going to cut back on the upper ceiling with this. It could really be difficult to pull off more than 6-7" but there are many factors to consider here. NAM bufkit even looks solid through Hartford. But it should be stressed that this is solely tied into the banding...meaning if you are not under the banding, its probably going to suck and may be difficult to accumulate more than a few inches (though most should be happy with that).

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It's fairly unstable too into the DGZ. That could certainly argue for some rates locally approaching 3"/hr but I don't think those rates would be sustained for a full hour or multiple hours. Such a tough forecast...you almost have to have a large swath of something like 5-8" or 6-9" and then just use text to emphasize that swath ma be a bit more narrow as those totals are highly dependent on where the banding occurs and how wide the banding is. 

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2 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

I would have to think we see winter storm watches expanded through much of CT...maybe the trigger is pulled for a warning in Fairfield?

yeah I would think watches for at least wor counties, CT is such a weird state with 3 offices covering such a small area.

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Just now, tavwtby said:

yeah I would think watches for at least wor counties, CT is such a weird state with 3 offices covering such a small area.

yup...damn trees and hills and valleys wrecking havoc on the radar beams. 

If I ever won a billion dollar powerball (well I would have to play the lotto first) I would pay to have a radar installed at BDL

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