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Curtis, watching some nasty winter weather. Can we open the window world of Boston weather window for our chief meteorologist?

Okay. So you and Ryan agree a couple inches of snow tonight or something, right?

Yes, about two to three inches at max, probably a little less than two in downtown Boston

tonight. But the real story is late Sunday into Monday. We have seen some of our first accumulation maps, and it looks like 6 to 12 inches is the initial for Boston.

Okay.

And then there's another one, this guy, Ben Nall Weather, one of the great guys that we interact.

I always ask him about modeling and he thinks I'm an actual meteorologist.

He's less secure. He says three inches, yes, but the modeling still hasn't converts where he believes it's a high likelihood of a foot of snow. Okay. So we'll know better later today. And then you're right. Like, it is crazy that we don't know what the weather's going to be Monday, but we can fly, you know, the astronauts around the world in two seconds.

Well, Reiner went out on a limb a little bit and said on this show earlier that it's over a footy

things for Boston on Monday. So, but.

But then Mother Nature got a mind of her own.

Who knows, I guess. And then the question becomes, where do you put it when you're

trying to move it off of the streets of the city? Because that has not worked out so well,

so far this winter. It's almost like this week, when we had actually nice weather above freezing,

we could have been cleaning out a bunch of stuff. But I don't know what the issue is. Like,

I, without being critical, I don't, you know, I remember being that I'm an old.

I remember when they used to just dump it in the harbor.

And that probably was not good because the chemicals went with it, like the salt or whatever.

Isn't the ocean salty?

Yeah, but it's not the same.

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