I was just thinking the same. The risk part takes away much of what they put into the forecast part. That kind of forecast/risk assessment thrown on this site is usually one that takes a beating. Remove the risk part, and if verified would be impressive (or not if you are a snow weenie). I'm going to look at what last year wasnt to be vs how it turned out (better) and just hope for another surprise year. No matter, I'll view 10+ day maps with little weight until something tells me otherwise.
edit-and for any that think I'm showing bias, show me a forecast that says get shovels ready....and put a pile of risk factors into it...and I'll view it just the same as Horsts.