I kind of hate doing this, but this is right now kind of going around on social media.

And you guys know how much I am into weather.

And Doug Camer is into it and gets paid to do this.

And he does it very well.

And he's joining us right now, of course, NBC4's Doug Camer, at Doug Camer on X.

You texted me during the show I had not looked at what has turned out to be

one of the all-time snowstorm model runs for our area that I can ever think of.

I'll let you explain what the GFS showed us about an hour and a half ago,

and then we can talk about the reality of this, which I know you're going to say it's not real,

but we'll get into that in a moment. But this is,

I've never seen this, you know, in terms of a model run over our area. Have you?

Once or twice, yes. But this is, this is very rare to see this. And it's so funny that you started

this segment with, I hate to do this

because I'm literally, I was literally writing a Facebook post that I'm going to be posting here

in a minute after I get them with this. And I started by saying, I hate to do this. Because this

is not something that we want to do. We don't want to have to talk about the difference in the models and why one model might be right.

One model might not be good.

And we don't want to talk about that normally because we want there to be some model to model consistency.

And normally there's at least some.

You know, there might be a variation of maybe one model is saying six to ten and one is saying

three to six. And okay, you've got a little bit of a difference here in temperature. That's fine.

But when you're talking about the difference between what we're seeing right now with the latest

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