mitchnick

Pretty Swan in PA.

Who knows....maybe end up looking better than 12z! Lol By the way, aren't Euros a bit late?

It just doesn't effin' wanna' end up here. Ughh

Inverted troughs always seem to trend east since I've watched them. Again, never 100%, but enough to feel like east of the mts are in a decent spot imho.

Meh...AiGfs finally got the memo with the weak inverted trough.

All I'll say is, I just hope this one works out for everyone to prove my opinion for this year wrong.

Man, Icon is trying.

I don't care who believes me frankly. But for this forum, it often works. And there's nothing anyone can say that changes my mind. Lol

Don't need them. Just multiply 10:1 numbers by .8!

The writing was on the wall early in the season. Like I said in December and several times since, you really want to be in the bullseye with the first threat. To the naysayers, NO...., it doesn't always work out that way (think 2007 clipper that put us ahead of Boston only to be our biggest event that winter while ENE did well.) But it's reliable enough to assume the area that does bullseye first will end the season with the highest snowfall anomalies as the pattern will tend repeat through the season imho.

I don't know. But thought I'd mention it because I would guess it's a possibility. You know us snow weenies...terribly vindictive! Lol

Keep in mind that the SV scale is off by 1, at least on the Euro I know it is. So if you're in the color scale says 6"+, it's really 4"+.

Not such a bad look on the Eps Sunday at 1pm. And it is a mean.

It's called salvaging chicken salad from chicken shiat! Big improvement on Eps over 0z too.

Seems like the AI is the broad brush, best case scenario of the operational.