JC-CT

if I had a photo of you handy, we'd all be staring at a certain exotic dancer I'd be going there to watch perform

Euro continues to display almost epic continuity with the trough through 36 hours when the shortwave starts diving down into the CONUS...if it is wrong and the GFS has now finally nailed it after jumping all over the place, it will be a really sad day for weather modeling.

he's got a weather station on wunderground...

big if true

i thought you were saying what you thought it would do, not what you wanted it to do?

west?

Generally, for the New England region I think this is looking really good for the lead time. I think everyone has a good shot at a seriously significant snowfall, with the exception of an area at approximately 980' elevation along Robin Circle in Tolland, CT where I think subsidence and dryslotting will be a huge issue (and this area will also likely experience rain to start and to end). But generally for those outside this screw zone it should be a really good storm, impossible to pin down an exact jackpot area --- other than where it won't be, which is Robin Circle in Tolland, CT.

Getting into subsidence between bands means one probably came through you already. Definitely better than having it set up to your east and then drift east

I'll take the 1/22 12z JMA, tyvm

they blow

uncle is very GFS like in distribution, can we please get that west a tad

I do remember that up until go time, the band was supposed to be maybe 25 miles west of where it set up

the long range does look decent. it's the first week of February that looks torchy

doubtful

just remember, for folks south of the MA/NH border anyway, whatever falls won't last very long anyway. so if you lose, you just have less to lose!

I did the same but with boobs

hmm

looks like the 12z gfs

the amazing thing too is that nobody rains on the ggem

hmmm

YES PLEASE GGEM

ggem out to 96 looks good to me

IMHO, it's very important for us to be setting reasonable expectations here, so that we can only be satisfied if we exceed them.