Snowcrazed71

I'm just not sure what to think. The Euro has been so steady and not budging. The Nam followed suit ( and I will give it some attention as we're only 3 days put now ). Now.. On the other end of the spectrum are all the other models including the GFS. My question is this, have we had a circumstance where you would have the euro and it can't be all by itself or have something like the name alongside of it, and be correct where the other models follow and it's footsteps a few days before the actual event? Does anyone have any thoughts or know of any past storms that have had this happen? I just need to keep my hope alive LOL. It's been so long since we've had a very large snow storm and this just seemed like it was going to be the one. Still hoping it is

Please..don't get sucked into Torch Tigers sarcasm. He is looking to screw with anyone who will take his bait. I feel bad for that guy, he must have been locked in a basement for years. Who knows. ;-)

What else seems good is we should have better ratios that 10:1 with the cold air in place. So even with an 1" of precip ( all hypothetical of course ) at 15:1 or 20:1 that would equal 15-20" amounts. Liking how it seems to be converging somewhat with the Euro, at least at this point.

Wouldn't that be something. Well... The good news is, that's not happening. What a beautiful storm Torch. I'm glad you are as stoked as the rest of us!!

Here's something to throw out at you guys. Looking back on other major blizzards are snowstorms, being 45 days out, doesn't anyone recall the same exact things we're seeing now with the models doing the windshield wiper effect. I almost think it's pretty rare to be 5 days out and have the models exactly where they are from 5 days out until the day of the storm. I'm curious what it was like during Nemo or Juno ( or any other big storm ). I think this may help settle down some people's anxiety if we talked about have storms and what we had seen at the same point in time

Guys and gals.. This still looks beautiful.

I think the OTS option is a bit more probable than an inland crusher .. but we have a week to track this baby

Pull your big boy pants up Spencer. Of course anything could happen, but a Rainer... Not the likely scenario. Just sit back and enjoy the ride

Not thinking that is probable ( slightly possible yes ) but probable, not at this time.

Although I do agree with the West trends with the models, I don't see this one doing what the storm a few weeks back did.... Where is cuts way inland. Just nit the same set up as that. We have a High pressure to the north/ northwest and the troughing in the West is set up better for this storm to stay offshore. With that said, xould it track over the cape, now that is possible, but the more likely trend would be very close to the BM or just a touch inside or outside the BM. Just my thoughts on what we're seeing with last nights trends

Lolol... I just came on and saw then just 2 hours just went from 18 pages to 23. I got excited figuring something good must have happened, only they see it was all about football LOL ( not a football fan at all ). Anyway, glad that everyone's getting back on Focus haha

I have to say. I kind of enjoy the anticipation of what may happen. We know that at some point we will see another major ( top 10 ) type of storm for a pretty good amount of us in this forum. Thats what keeps me going ( and coming here ). Its something that I have loved since I was as young as I can remember.

Very true.... just big girls!! ;-)

I couldn't agree more. When I look at this 06z model run oh, I see a great opportunity 4 a great storm chance. Not wishful thinking. Too many of you Debbie Downers here because you're so sad about not having snow crying about what we didn't get. All it will take is one big snow storm for everyone to feel excited and satisfied. We still have all of February and most of March not at the least giving up on this one yet. Great potential still

Oh... You were being sarcastic. It's late and I had a long week ( although I did get a chuckle out of it ).

Growing signs... Lolol Ok. I'm sorry. Wait.. Oh yeah.. It's Saturday today and this is for next Saturday.

Post some pictures man. We some dried up snow fiends up in here. Help a brother out LOL

Sorry to ask this, but what does KU stand for?

Just stopped in West hartford at work

Was walking my dogs here in plainville. Temp is now 34... It was raining and within 10 minutes went to anow. They just cloaed schools here.

My girl ( Pom ) now 17 years old. But when she was at her Prime, she always loved the snow.. Would actually dive into it to where she would disappear..lol. Now her time is truly coming to the end.... And im just loving every moment she is here. So, I truly get you

A better way to look at it it's not as extremely cold oh, that would be better for snow and less suppression

So.. I realize that tensions are high and the worry is there that we just wont see a big Snow event for the Tri-state area. But the hope that keeps me going is that we're seeing the model showing possibility of big snow storm, and then we see it disappear. Who's to say that something just pops up becomes the storm that we were looking for. It's a definite possibility, that's what keeps me going and looking forward to what might come in the next several weeks. It's Not Over in my mind, not even a little. Keep the faith guys and gals

There should be a rule.... A thread cannot be started until 48 hours from the event. The models are RARELY right any further out Now... As for me starting that thread for the 3/11/22 storm.... It looks promising.

So.. With the last storm... It seemed to me that the GFS handled it better much sooner than the Euro. I guess we can argue that the Euro has also beat out the GFS as well with other storms. I almost think they are both onto something and the 22nd and the 24th might be converging into 1 storm where they both meet eachother in the middle. We'll see I guess.