SWCTWeather2
@SWCTWeather2
This is the second Southwest CT Twitter account should the first one go down for too much live tweeting during any storms.
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The dry slot has really filled in at this point. For now, I do not see any break in the snow any time soon.
SPC is the Storm Prediction Center, which only gets involved with these storms when snow is expected to be locally heavy.
RT @nymetrowx New discussion from the SPC details band of heavy snow developing over NE NJ, NYC. 1”/hr rates. spc.noaa.gov/products/md/md… …
Many school districts will either be delayed or closed tomorrow as windy conditions and light snow continue through the night.
Temperatures are now steady right around freezing inland, and around 34 or 35 degrees right at the coast. Roads will be dangerous inland.
RT @NWSNewYorkNY Updated storm total snow amount graphic: ow.ly/i/16r4V
RT @MattNoyesNECN Rumors that roads will not turn slick where is snows are generally NOT true - air and ground sufficiently cold interior
Moderate to heavy snow filling in over Long Island Sound is about to push onshore enveloping the entire region: wunderground.com/radar/radblast…
The other Twitter account has been shut down for being temporarily over the Twitter limit as I follow this storm. Updates here for now.
We are back to tweeting from @SWCTweather as the tweeting limit has been lifted for the rest of the day.
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Still, for SW CT this was an extremely strong and record breaking storm. Storm surge is going to break records in next hour and a half.
This is why statewide power outages are only around 600,000 and not upwards of 800,000 like in Irene. Irene was worse inland.
I think it is partially because most inland areas had trees that had lost leaves, so there were far fewer trees down.
Looks like coastal areas got hit extremely hard by Sandy, but most inland communities got spared the worst.
Looks likely that I will be stuck on this account for the rest of the night. Just keep it here for the latest info then!
@SWCTWeather2 thanks for the tip and all your coverage. Luckily things aren't too bad up here
Winds being reported gusting into the 50 mph range still within these bands of rain. The storm is still not over yet.
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