vortex95

I said the same thing for the 1986-87 winter here, the only "good" one in the "worst period EV-A" for SNE snow (1984-85 to 1991-92). I ended up w/ something like 68" in Woburn MA (about 14" above avg), However, it could have been well over 100" (unheard of at the time) if my area didn't miss the two Cape Cod-only blizzards in two weeks at end of Jan-start of Feb!

And a 1 in 10 shot CoastalWx will be satisfied w/ his total Weymouth snowfall!

And what about the ECMWF AI?

But the GDPS SEZ go for it!!! LOL.

Hearts On Fire?

Great analysis, and I learn a new vocab work..."DYAD!"

One reason why the ECMWF may be off on its own, it may not being handling (or handling better?) the Wed and Fri events. A lot IMHO hinges on how those impact things upstream and downstream. This is not a your typical calm pre-storm environment. It's a bit "crowded" aloft as to s/w. Subtle differences can magnify greatly as to details in 4-5 days.

No, his classic line when I would downplay an event, he'd always go, "WE'LL SEE!!!"

Drago pseudo-quote? If this storm does not pan out, Scott will have to get into his car, rev the engine and burn rubber, blast "NO EASY WAY OUT," and vent his frustration, peppered by flashbacks to the good ol' days like March 31-April 1, 1997!

I worked w/ him at WSI for 10 years. Ultimate uber snow weenie and the cross-talk/discussion we had on wx are legendary!

Now THAT is EPIC! Fits him perfectly w/ his record # of posts on this site!