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My mental image., was to blend the movie bloodsport with our forum snow contest but it ended up way too long of a story, but I kept a few elements. One of these days I finish it and put it up.

The 12z Weather Next should be out in a few minutes.

Partially, yes.

WTF, is this like a polymarket to trade weather forecasting?

I'm curious when they'll initialize the new contract for February. Should be some fireworks there.

WSSC advisory: https://www.wsscwater.com/news/2026/january/urgent-essential-water-use-only-request-issued-all-wssc-water-customers-due Still haven’t been plowed. This is going well.

Any GoogleAI updates for 12z and/or trends?

TBF, even in the most optimistic models, snow doesn't really hit the ground till after the turn of the month

Bruh we've gone 360 weeks with no snow....we can go hours.

Oh Bristow.

we wait.

The Kalshi prediciton market model says no big snow before end of month. DCA is the respresentative obs station, so good luck to all of the betting folks with that.

Verification of High Impact & Long-Duration Sunday-Monday Winter Storm Strong Forecast Leaves Room For Improvement Overall the Eastern Mass Weather Final Call for the major winter storm that impacted the forecast area from Sunday through Monday verified quite well. However, the coastal front enhancement was somewhat misdiagnosed, as the front itself was pinned slightly closer to the coast than anticipated. The forecast for the front to penetrate into roughly the I 495 corridor was predicated up global guidance. But as it turned out, mesoscale guidance, which pinned the front closer to the coast, or along rt 128 and near I 95 on the north shore, proved to be more accurate. This is why highest amounts ended up along the coast (Gloucester, MA, 27"), (Ipswich, MA, 26"), rather than near the I 495 belt. Be that as it may, amounts of two feet, and event slightly more, were reported throughout much of northeastern Massachusetts, with a secondary on the east slope of the Worcester hills (Sterling, MA, 25.2"), as forecast. Final Grade: A

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Strong forecast overall yesterday, with the only glitch being that max amounts were a couple of inches higher and more along the coast than expected...in large part due to the fact that the coastal front ended up getting pinned a bit closer to the coast than I had thought. https://easternmassweather.blogspot.com/2026/01/verification-of-high-impact-long.html

Yes, Only goes out to hr 87? But will they crush?

EPS did come west some-North of say KD may be "game over" or close but we aren't in RVA, and those on here SE of us, Hampton, NN, Portsmouth, Va Beach, etc are squarely IN the game. Still 96 hours for changes to occur.

At the end of its run, the RGEM looked like it was going to wind up similar to the GFS/Canadian.

Heh... EPS mean shifted bodily SE ... consolidated at a deep pressure mean, too - it's not even in margin of error on that depiction - it's just flat bodily wrong, or, bodily right

Well i'm not so sure Blizz was flatterd . I'm sorry @Blizzard of 93 nothing personal dude I was just trying to make it as ridiculous as I possibly could. Boundaries are not my strong suit. I can tell you I had a f****** blast making it though. Especially when deciding what bllizard actually looks like . You guys might not find my jokes entertaining, but you ought to see me while i'm writing them.

the lol didn't give away the sarcasm?

22" from Sunday/Monday 54" plus change for the season

We just need the vort to wrap over West Tennessee vs East Tennessee. The Canadian and GFS do it there, the Euro isn't as wound up and brings it further East. The Euro Ai is closer to the Canadian/GFS than the OP Euro.

But sometimes when it wants to snow it does. With that said we've had misses before only to get hit a week later

It’s short notice, but does anybody on the eastern shore, have a good liquor store recommendation for whiskey along route 50 and 404?