Snowcrazed71

Do you mean like dog shit?

I think this is a great call. My thinking is, if we expect this, but we get more, then they'll be much more excitement. More excitement. But if you're thinking " oh no we're going to get 6"-12 " and only get 2"-5". Five then you're going to feel disappointed. This will also be a great way to know in the end who really did have a clue. If the Euro beats out the GFS, And I think I will lean more towards a euro in the future. It did great with the last one too.

At this point, the good news is there's a storm that's going to happen. It's now a matter of are we going to get six plus inches? Are we going to get 3-6 in?

But, what was mentioned is as soon as the precipitation starts the temperatures are going to be dropping, so accumulation is not going to be an issue except maybe the far Southeastern part of Connecticut. Just listening to Bob maxon and he had mentioned the same thing about the temps falling as soon as the precipitation starts in the afternoon.

Kevin, not so sure on that now. I'm thinking it's going to start in the late afternoon around 3:00 or 4:00

Exactly. He also said they could go up depending on how the model runs go into tomorrow

It seems a lot of the weather stations are going towards the Euro with 3 to 5 in or so of snow. But most have said they still could trend higher as a GFS shows more than the Euro. So we'll see what happens in the next day ( It's funny how they all still seem to lean towards the Euro, not the GFS when it comes to putting out their snow maps and forecasting methods )

No.. but wouldn't be we say this is the farthest west solution..... Then, if we take the farthest east solution model ( not including the NAM )... It should be a decent hit.

So.. what do we make of the NAM? Not sure anyone else is on the same island. I'm guessing it will start to come around maybe tomorrow afternoon? I'm hoping. Even with so much model support that this storm is coming, there's always that feeling of the Rug about to be pulled from under your feet. But.. more of better trends than not.

Not everyone in here likes Kuchie.... Let's be clear ( however, I do like the kind that gives us more snow ). ;-)

I know, this guy is a piece of work. Kind of like the other guy. DW. He posts the most insane videos on YouTube, talking about monster storms and major blizzards and Arctic blasts ..... most the time it doesn't even come close to anything like that.

I agree, and even if you look at what it shows for the Saturday wave. Shows that East where everyone else has some light rain getting into the whole area. The fact that this is coming West more is just a sign that it's adjusting itself accordingly. If the storm were tomorrow or even the day after, I'd be a bit more concerned if it showed this, but the fact that it's slowly coreecting itself is a good sign.

Out to 42 .... Not sure what to make of the Nam ( but it's still probably outside its wheelhouse anyway ), so it may not matter at this point. Was trying to see if it looked better than before at this juncture.

Lol... And how do you come up with that outcome? Yes, they both show the best solutions with The most snowfall for the region, and they may be right in the end.... But as some have already mentioned, there's a fast flow, the Euro definitely is on the east side of the model runs. I guess we can say they're in the middle of everything? I'm just leery to say that they have the best handle on what's going on. Love to get your reason why you feel they have the best handle on what's going to happen.

Yeah... Kev doesn't want to get blown or fluffed.. what's this world coming to?