In Like A Lion…..
Above: Hi-res NAM forecast for 10 AM Friday. (Click to Enlarge). Dry & mild weather will continue today and during the daylight hours Thursday. Thursday night into Saturday our region will be impacted by a nor’easter.
Month: February 2018
Record Warmth Today
Above: High temps yesterday (2/20/18). Click to enlarge. If we see enough sunshine today, the all-time high for the month of February could be challenged at BDL!
Record Warmth Wednesday?
Above: 7 A.M. 500 millibar (mid-level) analysis shows High centered east of the Bahamas An unusually strong area of high pressure in the mid-levels of the atmosphere building in toward the U.S. southeast coast will produce unseasonably mild and possibly record setting temperatures by Wednesday.
A Snow Sandwich
Above: SREF (Short Range Ensemble Forecast) Mean forecast for 1 AM Sunday. Mild weather this morning and even milder weather early next week will sandwich a short period of colder, snowy weather early this weekend.
Snow Saturday Night?
Above: Top: GEM (Canadian) Ensemble mean forecast for 1 AM Sunday. Bottom: SREF (Short Range Ensemble Mean) forecast for 1 AM Sunday. Mild weather today & next week will sandwich a brief period of cold and possible snow this weekend.
Something For Everyone
Above: GFS Ensemble Mean forecast 1 AM Sunday. Click to Enlarge. Whether you’re looking for milder temperatures or snow, you have something to look forward to this week.
Midday Nor’easter Update
The snow has tapered off across parts of western CT as of noon, however Bantam and Newtown have reported 11.0″ of accumulation. To the east, Norwich recently reported 9.0″ of accumulation. Areas of moderate to heavy snow will continue to fall in central & eastern CT this afternoon, with the snow gradually tapering off from … Read more
