Recent comments in /f/Connecticut

GreenSlackey79 t1_ja9dn9e wrote

Reply to The National Weather Service issued a Winter Storm Warning for our area 6:00pm Monday to 6:00pm Tuesday. Heavy snow and some sleet along coastal sections. Total accumulations of 5 to 8 inches. Travel could be very difficult. Hazardous conditions could impact commutes. by senatorduff

It'll snow, then be 50° the next two days, wasting all the effort spent shoveling. Anyone else tempted to do nothing, and see how much melts? 🤣

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beaveristired t1_ja9cl2b wrote

Reply to What are the best cities/towns to be 30M who loves rainy days and autumn by x_pyromance

I have lived in: interior CT, western MA, Boston area, and coastal CT over the course of 40+++ years.

Interior CT - more humid in summer, snowier, colder

Western MA - snowiest, coldest, same humidity

Boston - cold, snowy, urban heat island

Coastal CT - milder, fewer extremes, less snow, rains when it snows elsewhere, windy, late falls, cool springs (warmer springs inland), less humidity in summer.

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MenaciaJones t1_ja9c8mv wrote

Reply to Snow Storm by TwoCanSee

No one really knows what will happen. I’ll just look out the window tomorrow and figure it out from there.

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Bla_Bla_Blanket t1_ja9c0z8 wrote

Reply to to those that work & own a house.. by chickennugar

I’m not sure you’ll get a standard answer to your question because you didn’t provide the criteria you were interested in. For example what size house do you want, do you care to be closer to a city or wouldn’t mind living rural, do you care about school systems etc. You can find a house at different price points in the state depending on your interests and needs, the more popular and commonly towns in CT definitely do run higher than the national average however.

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