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Final call.

Will take a closer look at this later, but at the moment, no need to change

⚠️❄️Winter storm watch issued for parts of SNE for Sunday afternoon through Monday morning.

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Watch for a few slick spots as light snow leaves a dusting in spots across SNE this evening. Southern areas are seeing more widespread flakes as expected.

Going to have to be patient with this one…the energy that’s the catalyst for the potential late weekend storm doesn’t even come onshore until early Thursday.

But the pattern says this may be our best chance yet for plowable snow in SNE for those who haven’t seen much yet.

Continuing to watch the Sunday to Monday timeframe for potential snow. Stay tuned!

⚠️Expect slick travel in many parts of CT to now linger into the evening commute

Snow should taper off as we approach the PM commute but there are two areas with moderate snow across south central CT and NW CT that are causing very slick travel.

A bit more snow over CT. Very light, but the ground will get coated up in a few spots. 12pm radar shown.

Nice ocean effect snow going on in Boston

Best chance for a white Christmas in SNE….. 🥁🥁🥁…. Cape Cod!

National blend of models snowfall through 1am on Christmas.

Another hit of rain coming tomorrow night.

Showers, drizzle & periods of rain move through tonight. By 6-7am it should be moving off to the SE. Temps warm overnight. Icing will not be an issue.

Mild Tues as the sun returns during the afternoon. 50s… enjoy it, bc it’s the mildest day of the week. Turning sharply colder this weekend.

Rainfall amounts. Look how all the models were west with that max swath of rainfall that ended up over SE CT, RI and E MA. Models are good but they aren’t perfect - especially yesterday.

I’m bullish on tomorrow. This is a high impact storm that may catch some by surprise. It’s been a while. Heavy rain. Snow melt. Damaging winds. Thunder. Waterspouts. We could be looking at 100k+ outages across SNE this time tomorrow night. Should be interesting.

Latest modeled rainfall for Wednesday from the Euro, GFS and Canadian. A soaker! 1-3” likely. Locally higher amounts possible.

Here comes the rain at 1:30 PM

Lots of rain coming this week. Some tomorrow afternoon. A lot on Wednesday.

The model blend is over 3” for almost everyone.

Who’s seeing some light snow out there? 10:15pm radar included.

It’s been dry and we are still in drought…but lots of rain looking likely next week. This is the model blend rainfall - some individual runs are giving spots 5”+ of rain.

Streamers from NY lake effect snow continues to make it into the Berkshires this afternoon.

1:15am…the freezing line and snow is fairly far south. Maybe a few surprises outside the hill towns coming overnight…

Here’s the idea on snow tonight. Highly elevation driven.

Ocean effect snow on Block Island right now.

We received some rain recently but fall 2024 (Sept, Oct, Nov) in the Hartford area goes down as the driest on record over the last 119 years by 0.24”! Impressive.
No surprise much of SNE is still in a severe to extreme drought. The latest rainfall is not incorporated into the latest Drought Monitor.

Euro with a touch of enhancement modeled for the clipper system Wednesday night. Widespread first flakes possible. Coating to 1”. But worth watching.

Rain and snow showers a bit more expansive than modeled at 3:30pm. What are you seeing?

First flakes possible for most of SNE (including the shoreline) next Wednesday night from a clipper system. Novelty flakes…a dusting to maybe 1” or so…but festive to get folks in the holiday spirit. And it will set up our coldest temps yet for the following weekend.

Most of the rain across SNE is over…but it’s still thumping up north! ❄️❄️❄️

A nice thump coming for ski country! Amounts have trended up. ❄️⛷️

Thanksgiving will be breezy, raw and wet. Periods of rain around all day, a few burst of moderate to heavy rain possible midday into the afternoon. Mixing or wet snow possible in the hills - the best chance to see any snow accumulations is in the Berkshires and points north.