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  2. Gotta embrace it. I'm just hoping for rain to wash the salt away so I can start riding my motorcycle.
  3. I'm aware of all of that. I've lived in the region my entire life with the exception of the four years I spent at the university of Wisconsin. What I wasn't aware of is how mild and delightful you perceive March is in Albany. If that's how you see it, as blind as that is, that's all that matters.
  4. You guys give Wolfie a bunch of shit good natured but have to hand it to him. While most of you busting his balls were fence sitting, he was adamant about this winter being nothing like the past 5 way back in October.
  5. Oh for sure…I was thinking you meant it differently. My mistake.
  6. im from albs. i can attest that it will be a freezer throughout march. full seasonal depression energy until may
  7. Would you actually bet against another miss south though with what has happened the past 7 years? I would not.
  8. I was there in Maine for both 3 footers in Feb and March on the mountain with nobody there because all the roads were blocked south of Sunday River. Supervisors were running lifts. March was Sierra Cement while Feb was champagne.
  9. Oh trust me i know, that's what im sayin' the NESIS map for that event is ridiculous, especially for CT. I think i've done that map 3 or 4 times over.
  10. @The 4 Seasons has analyzed every snowfall map over the past 30 years more than all of us combined probably. He’s the “storm totals snow map” godfather.
  11. Pretty much once euro ai locks in that’s pretty much what’s going down. Other models kinda worthless at this point it’s starting to feel like.
  12. Saw a fox today in my front yard this morning, checking things out. A sign of good luck for sure.
  13. MU on the upcoming weekend: During the second half of the weekend, there has been more unwarranted "hype" in recent days regarding a potential winter storm. The odds of that actually happening are very low. Instead, a developing storm system over the southern Plains on Saturday will likely track due east through Sunday and exit into the Atlantic somewhere between South Carolina and northern Florida. Either way, that's too far south for any precipitation to reach northern MD or southern PA, and Sunday will likely just turn out partly-to-mostly cloudy and dry with highs in the 40s. Behind the system, early next week should turn out equally as nice with mostly sunny skies accompanying an even bigger moderating trend. Essentially, the weather is going to be a "snoozefest" for at least the next week, and our moderate-to-extreme drought conditions are only going to worsen.
  14. Feb 13 gave a lot of this area down through Hamden and New Haven and long island well over 30”
  15. Wow just noticed you moved to the desert. Congrats!
  16. I'm inclined to think the EPS system is overly conserving the amplitude of that wave space in attempting send it through the enormous non-linear destructive interference of the -d(PNA). It's not like it's dropping. It's going down like a disgraced prom queen like this. It's trying to send a cyclonic signal through a field where the anticyclonic potential is rising. GFS might not be precisely handles the bits and pieces but in principle, it latched on to this deadening threat sooner, has been consistent since, and actually fits the motif better. Anomalies nest inside anomalies some times.... I guess one way to over come is to have so much power at the lower scale, that it can offset the larger scale tendency to cancel it out. A scenario that seldom occurs.
  17. Was cloudy earlier but the sun broke out and temp now up to 42. Still full coverage but melty.
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