PhineasC

Doesn’t look like they are buying the GFS southern solution.

Yeah, well here I am in a SNE thread hoping for scraps yet again for whatever that average is worth.

185"

Biggest deviations from normal are in NNE. VT especially. Brooklyn, NY is really tempting fate. PF is due for 4' while NYC gets historic flooding rains. Might want to let NNE have this one to avoid pain in March/April.

Crappiest model here is UKMET. I am OK with that. 6-10 is the bar. I don't mind if the rest of you get snow, just don't want to whiff.

LOL this mess isn't getting to NYC either way. You will rain.

I am destined to be alone because I do so well in marginal events that screw everyone else

Wow that is pretty cool.

We are probably talking about our own areas, but the GGEM is definitely not like the GFS for SNE.

That's good, but hard to shake the feeling the Euro has this figured out. It has been consistent and even moving north to threaten me with rain. I do enjoy these model battles deep down.

You need to think of the secret society or I will have the grandmaster exile you to goofus territory.

Seems like a NNE/SNE battle. Hopefully we remove the St Lawrence rain runners. That was a real concern before (that all ops were too far south).

Post 'em if you got 'em.

Model wars. Bloody battles with thousands of weenies dead in a farmer's field somewhere. Skulls split open.

Up here, it has mattered. I am not tracking SNE or any part of Maine. I don't disagree overall GFS has been the south camp. That's why I called it a wobble. Small-scale changes. Check your big screen toggles to see the changes. LOL

It's been moving more than CMC or Euro. It went south at 12z, north at 18z, and south again 00z. I am in the King's court. You can be a serf outside in a hut hanging with the GFS drinking sour beer if you want.

That would be an epic fail for sure. Euro has been locked in on this. GFS keeps wobbling, you can see it run to run easily. If GGEM and UKMET shift south it might mean something is afoot.

So GFS just took the heavyweight belt and already wants to cough it up a few days later? It'll be all alone here shortly if UKMET jumps north.

The setup there with the horse race gates scanning passes is just infuriating to me. It's always such a jumble. I'm sure they spent millions on it. It just doesn't work for anyone under 5 feet. They need to take the pass out of their jacket and hold it up to the machine, which is a hassle and increases chances it gets dropped by the kids. Cool mountain if you know where you are going and can blast around. With a family, it gets hard because of all of the flat crossover trails to get between the various areas. A lot of hoofing it. We are trying to learn to love Wildcat so we can add that to the rotation more regularly. SR just hasn't stuck for us and to get there we drive double the distance from Wildcat.

GFS not budging. Another model war.

You ready for play-by-play?

Anyway, not sure why I waded into a SNE blizzard discussion. Need to work on staying in my lane. LOL it's a failing of mine.

That's fair. This is just one you will need to store in the personal memory banks and not worry about anyone else. I have storms like that, we all do. They meant more because of whatever reason and f*ck the "official narrative." I remember storms based on factors like that instead of the raw results. It's why the ice storms in the early to mid-90s stick with me so much. Had so much fun in those storms, getting paid by neighbors to chip the ice off their cars. LOL feels like that kind of storm could never happen again.

No one is doubting your experience dude. We all have snowstorms we remember fondly for various reasons, even if they don't get in the history books. I don't get the defensiveness over it. Many people were screwed by this and it wasn't really a textbook HECS for that reason. You know well that geographic range is a criteria. An historic storm at my MD place means I get 2' and that extends all the way to far Western MD and down south to central or southern VA and well up into PA. A large range. The best totals from this were confined to a very narrow range that had the stationary bands. Everyone else got like 8-12 or less up and down the coast.

If there is a book called "AEMATT's Biggest HECS" this will get a full page color spread for sure.