WinterWolf

To convey your point more, Wouldn’t it be threading a very small needle? Anybody can thread a massive needle…it’s the small needles that are difficult to thread. And I’ll be gone…so congratulations on a massive hit. You guys are welcome.

Lmao…this is hilarious . Good one.

Bahaha….We’d have to send seal team 6 in to get him, and bring him back to his family.

Yup, that would erase any hurt from being on the lesser end of 2015 that’s for sure. I guess We can hope.

Ironically the first two are 13 yrs apart. And the last two are 14 yrs apart. Pretty neat.

Scott and Brett would Swan dive off the Tobin…

Man the biggest storm of all time(1888)…totally shut out SE Mass…while central CT gets 40-55”. Now that’s a beat down.

Well 22” is the big stuff. Very Near and over 30” is the real insane stuff. Ya, 22” is great.

I totally missed that December 30-31st 2000 storm. Was in Maine sledding that week. Came home late on the 31st.

January 2011 was nuts here in central CT…those didn’t bury you. Nemo(Feb ‘13) wasn’t more than that there?(33” here) Dam…no wonder you’re always putting the sad face emoji.

In the 14-15 season, and in the January ‘22 storm it was all longitudinal. Latitude can and does matter in marginal situations for sure, but for those set ups as you agreed, it was longitude. I mean in the past 4-5 sucky years we’ve done better here with several systems that sucked out east…so it has its ups and downs as does anywhere.

He’s SW of me. Most of the discrepancies from ‘15 and then in Jan of 22 had nothing to do with latitude though. It was eastern developers and late bloomers and such.

Ehh Not always…they’ve had their clunkers too. I’m in a good spot seasonally right now…so I’m happy at the moment. I did real well in the big one here(18*), and I’m at 42” YTD with 50” as climo. So it’s all good. In these recent bad years…they’ve been worse than here imo…just ask Scott and Brett.

I think it’s NW-SE trajectory…

Yup. I have no issues with getting 8-10”, and peeps east getting 12-13”, cuz I’m not greedy, or have a JP fetish. But I would pass on 8-10” if EOR is getting 28-34”. Don’t want to see somebody just to my east get 3x the snow in one storm. We saw that in ‘15 enough for us westerners to last a lifetime. And then in January of ‘22 it happened again with that big blizzard. So that’s why I wasn’t all that sympathetic when they’ve gotten boned the last 4-5 years. it had to happen. But now we all even again. And all is right in the snow universe.

Ok no worries pal. And just for the record, I’m not saying the euro is right…I’m just saying it wouldn’t surprise me if we err on the cooler side rather than not. Just my gut feeling.

Oh for sure…I was thinking you meant it differently. My mistake.

Feb 13 gave a lot of this area down through Hamden and New Haven and long island well over 30”

Well it’s the same here in this case for this year. It wants to stay cold…if the Euro is showing that, then whatever. If the GFS was showing that, the same thing. I mean we are only in 2nd week of February, the cold should win out overall for at least another month. …not the extreme that we’ve had, but cold nonetheless. I’m not taking the Euro at face value…but if it’s right, then at least it WS correct in that regard.

Good one .

Nobody ever said that…really? WTF? I said the tenor is the tenor(for cold to win out)…which it has been. I never said the the Euro, or this or that model was right. Just because the Euro shows snowy and cold, doesn’t mean I believe it. So let’s see if it shows this 5 days from now? If it dies, and the GFS caves, then the Euro will be following the tenor of the season…which was for cold to find a way to win out.

The AI is pretty good at sniffing…it’s been down on this, so probably gotta say this doesn’t look to good.

Oh I’m sure you’re right.

17 and 18 should have said that with the 70’s and 80 degree temps, and then winter roared back. Hard to say this on 2/10 in SNE.

Yup…that would do it. RGEM has been steadfast.