powhunter
Active member
Might be down for some evening shredding if this storm delivers at least 4
Steveo
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Sundown Tonight 2-29
- Thread starter powhunter
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Following the forecost closely-- was planning on late afternoon to try and get it in before the change to slop this evening... but that change may come sooner, or there may not be much new before the changeover....so, in limbo at the moment.
powhunter
Active member
yep same here
gmcunni
Active member
might be up with the kids if their evening activities get cancelled.
powhunter
Active member
Looks like the changeover to slop could be around 8
gmcunni
Active member
This Afternoon... Snow, moderate to heavy at times in Northern CT with a mix of wet snow and rain in Southern CT. The period of heaviest precipitation is expected to be from now until 6:00 PM. The rain / snow line is expected to move slowly to the North during the afternoon and reach the Hartford Area by 7:00 PM.
Tonight and Thursday...Mixed precipitation in Northern CT with mostly rain in Central and Southern CT becoming lighter by 6:00 PM and continuing overnight. Lows in the 30's. Some glazing is possible in the colder valleys. Another period of moderate precipitation is expected late tonight and early Thursday morning with a mix of rain and snow in Northern CT and just rain in Southern CT. The precipitation is expected to end gradually as light snow during the day on Thursday with highs in the 30's.
The main threat from this storm will be for the next 3 - 5 hours as moderate to heavy wet snow is forecast to result in very slippery conditions on most roads in Central and Northern CT. Roads in Southern CT are expected to remain only wet.
A moderate impact is expected in most areas of Central and Northern CT with some major impacts possible in the higher elevations.
Total accumulations before the changeover to mixed precipitation are currently expected to range from 0 - 2 inches in Southern CT, 2 - 4 inches in the Hartford Area and up to 6 inches in the NW Hills. Accumulations will be highest on grassy surfaces and much less on treated roadways.
Tonight and Thursday...Mixed precipitation in Northern CT with mostly rain in Central and Southern CT becoming lighter by 6:00 PM and continuing overnight. Lows in the 30's. Some glazing is possible in the colder valleys. Another period of moderate precipitation is expected late tonight and early Thursday morning with a mix of rain and snow in Northern CT and just rain in Southern CT. The precipitation is expected to end gradually as light snow during the day on Thursday with highs in the 30's.
The main threat from this storm will be for the next 3 - 5 hours as moderate to heavy wet snow is forecast to result in very slippery conditions on most roads in Central and Northern CT. Roads in Southern CT are expected to remain only wet.
A moderate impact is expected in most areas of Central and Northern CT with some major impacts possible in the higher elevations.
Total accumulations before the changeover to mixed precipitation are currently expected to range from 0 - 2 inches in Southern CT, 2 - 4 inches in the Hartford Area and up to 6 inches in the NW Hills. Accumulations will be highest on grassy surfaces and much less on treated roadways.
o3jeff
New member
Are you there killing it?
gmcunni
Active member
nah, i'm chillin' instead of killin'
