Sey-Mour Snow

Idk about several hundred miles lol we are talking about snow in New England not Hudson Bay

GFS is soupy 80s to Virginia where they have deep pack now lol .. I can see Christmas week delivering a nasty ice storm for the northeast GFS has the cold in Canada ready to be tapped .. Kevin may get his dream, a very dark Christmas

Talk to us when it shows it at 12z

GFS is the steadiest with this one. Can’t trust those damn off hour runs especially Euro it’s done this way too many times. My rule of thumb is unless we get two complete model 00z/12z suites by gfs and euro in a row showing a storm I’m not buying it.

And the torch won’t make the snow go poof, bc there won’t be any on the ground.

https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/jan-7th-2022

I applaud that you are very even keeled and stick your guns even though your thoughts might differ from the consensus.

That’s how you get 135k followers lmao . F being right, just post the most extreme and polarizing weather.

That’s bc that same guy NE WX with 135k followers posted an image of the 18z 384 hour gfs yesterday showing snow and icemageddon on Christmas Eve. No wonder why we get such a bad rap.

One great winter month here since Winter 2018/19

As we’ve said before, cutters and torches are easier to verify as there is plenty of room for model error which still delivers the same undesirable result for us.

Well first off, the beginning of the warming isn't in the long range. It's Day 7-9 so that has more legs verifying, if you look close, the torch is more south central US, unless we get a cutter of course, then we get into the warm sector. I'm still holding out some hope for Christmas week for a well timed cold with an anchored High Pressure and low staying south of us, instead of a raging cutter..

SO TRUE! This isn't long range anymore, now in medium range with the torch.. All this BS with the coldest air on the globe, December to remember... How's this look for cold ? 7 day anomaly over the US Dec 17-24..

I'd take what the EURO and AIFS offer any day at this point...