Chrisrotary12

Things are about to go nuclear here:

We may have finally broke over 10" here.

Thank you sir. Looks perfect to me at this lead time.

Anyone got an 06z EPS images?

Honestly just happy the GFS didn't keep going west.

Always CT. CT & ORH...always just far enough in every direction.

Wait until we get into the NAMs range and we get one of its crazy 36-48" solutions.

The NFL in particular has catered to the fantasy football community in emphasizing offense. One of my favorite games of the last few years was the Pats-Rams Superbowl. Just two great defenses executing nearly perfect.

Pretty much you and I's concern. We grab 1' of sand while places to our east pick up 2' of paste and places to our west pick up 2' of dendrites.

How do you not cover Cooper Kupp?

Honestly it can stay right here till Wednesday morning. Then we tick it back NW slowly each run.

NNE is always a miss until 36 hrs and then you deform 2’. Must be comforting to know that even if the models show 1” you have a 50/50 chance at 20”. Lol

For the models to February 2013 every storm. To lock in to a solution 6 days out and not change.

When you don’t check radar, models or the board for 2 days and you just realize that some people are getting snow….perfect blue skies here.

Been awhile since we had a good SWFE here. One of those 8" events that ends with a crust of sleet. Those are good for the counting stats.

Every anxiety attack of the size of the gas bill?

As a homeowner the last 3 winters, rather than grading a winter on the amount of snow received, a better measure I'm finding is the number of times I have to clear the driveway. I have not used the snow blower once this year and have shoveled three times. Regardless of what the microclimate in NE CT is experiencing, this winter has been.....boring. The most exciting thing so far was the two freezing rain events where I think I saw ~0.20" ZR combined. I'm giving it another 2 weeks. If we got nothing into early February, at that point, just give me Napril.

Excellent. Let's do this. 2-3' to end January followed by

GFS looks like January 2018 just shifted a little west.

If it's not going to snow, can it at least be like yesterday with temps in the 40s. Ain't nobody got time for sunny 10F days. Move to the Dakotas if that's what you want.

Better make it a GFS type upgrade. Not a ECMWF one.

No thanks on the dry arctic cold. Not looking forward to that gas bill.

Can I still expect 1-2 flurries here?

Nashua: January 2015 Brockton: December 2005 Would have been cool: January 2005 on the Cape.

5 ppd everyone!