The 4 Seasons

Oof.

Those are the best ones. ? They have 2-3 and 3-4 ranges though. If they wanted to do 2-4 for SNE they could do a wide area of 2-3 and 3-4. What Scott's saying is that 4-6 aint happening on that wide of scale like they are painting it to be.

they went from the lowest to the highest (out of the 3 CWAs) in one shift change.

Damn thats a lot of snow, we lost coverage on day 1! Some small piles left at the Stop & Shop. I took my sled to the very top of the 5 foot brown pile and sledded up and down for hours. People kept staring at me and i couldn't figure out why.

@SnowGoose69 I'm really not either but tbh i have not been reading or following anything from him since i left WXBell. I used to watch his daily Weather Avenger videos or whatever the hell they were called. I used to trust him and really try to follow what he was saying but my opinion has since changed. He's really biased to snow/cold and has a business to run, i was pretty green back 4-5 years ago and couldn't see that.

NWS thoughts ATM. Coordination seems better but now BOX is more bullish than OKX, wide area of 3-4, 4-6 for 95% of CT.

I'm thinking a general 2-4 for CT, maybe less on the immediate coast SE CT. I started a threat thread.

This is my first ever thread for a snow threat, so hopefully it's a good one. (I promise to never start another one if it busts, ha.) We are now about 36hrs from the start of the event and the December Disco thread has a lot to cover so thought it was a good idea to seperate it. Right now this looks to me as a general 2-4 or so over a wide area of SNE. I don't think there will be much of a difference from coast to inland with the exception of elevation. This is a marginal situation where we will have snow falling on wet roads and places that had temps in the 50s for the past 2 days...so i think there will be a higher impact and more snow covered roads at higher elevations in the interior. There's definitely quite the spread amongst models right now with the GEM/RGEM/UKMET the most bullish and NAM/GFS/ICON/EC on the other side. There's a lot of red flags and things that can go wrong with this one with dry air in the mid levels, delayed precip changeover, etc. I think it's important to keep expectations in check. If everything works out i think the absolute cap with this one is a stripe of 4-8" somewhere in interior CT/MA. I want to look into this a little closer and checkout BUFkit before i issue a map. First map will probably be later today and final call tomorrow. All in all we are looking at our second widespread SNE snow threat and it's only 12/9, so we're off to a good start. Discuss on...

Did you issue a map yet?

There's a lot to dicuss for December as a whole. Half the comments are about the Dec 11th threat, the other half about December. We should start a thread for this threat, no? Anyway here are the monthly stats through 12/8 NYC: -5.1 BDR: -4.5 BDL: -5.4 BOS: -4.9

Cept for that sucker hole over Enfield LOL

NAM looks very good for SNE.

ha, ha!

Tips not a hater, i feel he's pretty damn objective and provides sound reasoning for his posts/forecasts.

It definitely has the least amount of snow. What's your reasoning for this? Just curious, not saying you're wrong...

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Just saw the UKMET 12Z, thats the wettest model by far, damn.

Looked pretty similar to me at the surface as 12Z, maybe a little drier not much change.

Don't you take away my digital snow. I average 100" per year on the GFS.

It's usually wild 0-72hrs out. def tossed.

@weathafella

$5

RPM is juicy as a mofo

Except for the NAM the entire 12Z suite cut back quite a bit for SNE. We await the Euro.

bring back the ETA/NGM/AVN power-trio