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Probably not. They'd just stay and make terrible posts and get mocked as they currently do, so....

Correct. All are welcome, just want it free of complaining and emotional breakdowns after every run that has an undesirable outcome. Drama free, and no random posts of maps without explanation. No snow maps until guidance agrees on a storm.

Was what the GFS and ICON showing a Miller A type of storm with low coming from SE? Pardon my ignorance.

Where are the BOS and ORH snow obs taken from now?

100% Euro who?

snagged about 4 inches between these little clippers.

Potentially a record breaker for Boston?

Bruce?

We trust it right

12z gfs just showed us the win scenario we all need, including the lowlands. First, we need a lead shortwave (over MN/IA at 132 hr) to reinforce cold air just before the main wave (over AZ/NM) arrives. And the main wave is strong enough to maintain a miller A with sufficient gulf feed: We don’t want them to phase too early else it will cut, and we also don’t want zero interaction between the two streams either.

The heated tipping buckets early in the ASOS era were terrible. I think they’re all over to weighing gauges with antifreeze now.

Hurricane hunters circling the Pacific like buzzards!

Boozer was pushing in the back all night which is a foul every time. Getting to weather, looks like 2nd system is wet with rain for most of our forum. .

We're back. Good ol' dependable GFS!

But Ralph, that’s unpossible. Winter is over

12z gfs just showed us the win scenario we all need, including the lowlands. First, we need a lead shortwave (over MN/IA at 132 hr) to reinforce cold air just before the main wave (over AZ/NM) arrives. And the main wave is strong enough to maintain a miller A with sufficient gulf feed: We don’t want them to phase too early else it will cut, and we also don’t want zero interaction between the two streams either.

12z GFS pretty much does it. A Significant and sharp shortwave, coastal low, facilitated by the Central Canada/Hudson ridge and well timed 50-50 with surface HP where we need it. Just like the old days where this setup could snow in the MA.

Bipolar ass model. I love you, GFS.

I have noticed that March is decadal. We had good March snows 1990 through 1999. Then we barely snowed in March 2000 through 2009. Then we had good snows in March 2010 through 2019. Of course non existent again 2020 onwards.

CMC looks interesting, confluence parked over Ne and wave looks healthy

2.2 Burlington

The GFS has been on a heater this year forecasting phantom snowstorms

Preliminary snowfall totals for CT. I'll have all the final maps for CT/SNE/Tri-State done by tomorrow morning ish. May end up needing to change the ranges well see. Highest CT report is 4SW Voluntown @ 10.8"