Super Band Delivers!

Photo of Libby / Courtesy: Jeremy Keckler

An impressive mesoscale banding featured developed in southern Connecticut that sat and sat and sat over the same area. These things can produce some exceptional totals in a relatively short total and this was no exception. This produced the big totals thanks to a growing and relatively stagnant area of low/mid level frontogenesis that worked in tandem with synoptic scale lift from the right entrance region of a jet streak in central New England.

Here are the totals from my awesome weather watchers:

• East Haddam – 10.5″
• Salem – 10.5″
• North Guilford – 10.0″
• Woodbridge – 10.0″
• Montville – 10.0″
• Haddam – 9.8″
• Newtown 9.5″
• Higganum – 9.0″
• Branford – 8.3″
• Ansonia – 8.2″
• Wallingford – 8.0″
• Old Saybrook – 8.0″
• New Haven – 8.0″
• East Hampton – 8.0″
• Franklin – 7.0″
• Ledyard – 7.0″
• Naugatuck – 7.0″
• Oxford – 7.0″
• Groton – 6.5″
• Colchester – 6.5″
• Wolcott – 6.5″
• Bridgeport (BDR/Official) – 6.2″
• Southington – 5.5″
• Vernon – 5.0″
• Tolland – 3.9″
• West Hartford – 3.8″
• Litchfield – 3.0″
• Avon – 2.8″
• Stafford Springs – 2.6″
• Windsor Locks – 2.4″
• East Granby – 2.0″

Thanks for the reports! Enjoy the snow 🙂