[Cambium]

RAIN RAIN RAIN


That blue snow you see on radar could just be for higher elevations (above 3000') Its below freezing at 4000' in New England-Upstate NY.

Look at the green dots, those are the airport stations reporting rain

[7 Wishes]

Originally Posted by jbgusa

That will never happen. The climate activists want to restrict us at all costs, even if they are wrong. am sure that nighttime temperatures haven't budged in the rural areas, for example. In Phoenix a city has a heat island effect. Unvegitated deserts get much colder on summer nights than does Phoenix or Las Vegas.

I guess you didn't read my posts on this. Nighttime temperatures have gone up everywhere, it just went up a lot more in those 3 places I mentioned so clearly for them a good part of it is expanded UHI. Of course unvegitated deserts will be much colder at night than large cities in their midst, but they're still warmer than they once were. Death Valley is a good example, whose daytime highs have gone up as well.

[WouldLoveTo]

Rain = flooding and I'm really tired of the river being so high

[Cambium]

Enjoying today with pokes of sun but looking off the west it looks like winter. Snow squall warnings

Snowing in West Virginia mountains too. I doubt we'll see any flakes in CT

[JayCT]

Please stop the off topic discussion and return to the topic of the OP which is Connecticut weather. JayCT, Moderator

[Cambium]

Loop past 4hrs. Raining again, I thought was gonna be sunny today. The snow was close though.

My cousin in New Rochelle showed me hail. We got everything happening out there.

[simonusa3]

I couldn’t get any pictures, but there was modest flooding along the Connecticut River in Middletown today. The park and benches had water over the top of them.

Looks like the wet pattern is now over, however. The upcoming week looks to feature a period of dry and mild weather for early Spring. High pressure will be across the southern Appalachians Monday evening and this high will gradually move offshore of the Middle Atlantic by Wednesday. Combine this with the high aloft over the East Coast - and Connecticut/Tri-State area should see pretty nice weather this week, with sunshine and mild temps.

By Thur we might even see mid 60’s F in some spots across inland southern Connecticut:

[jbgusa]

Originally Posted by simonusa3

I couldn’t get any pictures, but there was modest flooding along the Connecticut River in Middletown today. The park and benches had water over the top of them.

Looks like the wet pattern is now over, however. The upcoming week looks to feature a period of dry and mild weather for early Spring. High pressure will be across the southern Appalachians Monday evening and this high will gradually move offshore of the Middle Atlantic by Wednesday. Combine this with the high aloft over the East Coast - and Connecticut/Tri-State area should see pretty nice weather this week, with sunshine and mild temps.

By Thur we might even see mid 60’s F in some spots across inland southern Connecticut:

La Niña makes an appearance?

[simonusa3]

Originally Posted by jbgusa

La Niña makes an appearance?

It looks like no real change in the short/mid term...so I guess in effect (unless something drastic happens), winter 2023/2024 is essentially over. CPC has above normal temps for Connecticut/Tri-State area right up until the end of astronomical winter:





NWS Bridgeport now stands at 8.3 F above normal for March...while NWS Bradley is 10.2 F above normal.

[Cambium]

Winds are ripping from the NW.

Red Flags = 34-45mph
Purple flags = 46-56mph
White flag = 57mph+