40/70 Benchmark

Toronto and Buffalo

This has the synoptic appeal of a good winter, hopefully it starts to look that way.

I think that, like this coming Monday shit-fest, if for real...you can only roll snake eyes so many times.

I'm still excited for the rest of the season...maybe I am naive.

Like me, I think a lot of people take solace in the dark, sardonic humor, or simple venting of frustration in the face of continued seasonal futility. Apparently he doesn't...I get it, but I'm not sure contributing a slew of posts about how I make his skin crawl makes the forum any easier to read. There is a simple fix...ignore feature. Nothing personal, he's a good friend...but enough already. lol

So shut up already and place me on ignore. Christ...

We desperately need a post from you in the January thread....one of your long tedious ones that nobody reads. Folks are so desperate for hope right now that I bet you would have a captive audience for a paragraph or two.

Sure, but its been 4 years since its happened here. I get that other areas like yours' have done better, but I can only comment on the weather that I experience.

I'm saying the same thing because the same thing keeps happening, unlike you, who seeks alternative solutions that don't work out. Not sure why you are resorting to name calling, but I guess that is the MO when your argument is baseless and has no substance.

We need to refrain until like day 3.

I don't get why Steve attacks anyone that does that...he gets so defensive when you convey that winter has sucked.

Hopefully we score at least one like that one, or 2/1/21...I still think we are going to get a good stretch. I won't believe that this one will rat until it does

Yea, that is the maddening part.....the seasons like 2019-2020 and 2011-2012 are easier to tolerate. I was sure this season wouldn't be like that, and it hasn't, yet the snowfall has still mirrored those seasons and mine is actually worse than the former. I at least got that big December dump in 2019.

Yea, this season will have the potential to make up a lot of ground in short order, but to keep saying it without results must cause a lot of eye rolls at this point...can't blame people.

Wind and any coastal flooding will probably be the main headlines outside of the Berks...could be impressive.

More delusions if you need them with your last 2 days worth of model interpretation.

How is your 6" snowfall on the 84 hour NAM looking?

If it would make it snow here, sure....we are going to be entering the final third of January with me struggling to double digit seasonal snowfall on the NH border. That in and of itself is notable.

I don't care where it trends, at this point...entirely futile and won't make a bit of difference for me. I don't care whether the high is 36 or 42.

Something sure bites, and its not only New York, its this storm.

No, SNE...I couldn't care less about NYS, nor does Harvey.

Aren't you getting a decent amount of snow on Monday-Monday night?

That has been my big period since last fall.

Well, Miller As can still be nice events, just not upper echelon for us. However, ironically enough it's our usual friend the N stream that ended up our foe here by pulling the s streamer due north. At the end of the day, this system is a poster child for how more can go wrong with respect to Miiler A because they cover more ground before reaching us...both track and life cycle evolution (occlusion) are coming into play here. This is the shit that you are less likely to deal with in Miller B events and it's a good example of why I loathe Miller Asshole. You just want the storm to go BOOM, and hit you as dynamics peak with little time for other mitigating factors to intervene. A bomb detonating down the street will usually have a greater impact than one detonating hundreds of miles away.

Cosgrove starting to talk this one up for I95. The fact that there isn't one post about the EURO in the other thread tells you people are entering the acceptance stage lol