A lot of infighting going on between Curtis and his weather peers when it comes to the forecast, the game time forecast for Sunday, and whether there will be snow and what the totals are.

So to clear things up, can we open the window world of Boston weather window, not only for Curtis, but for chief weather

smoke Jeremy Reiner.

Okay.

So Curtis's arch nemesis, his, his enemy, a guy who is clearly in his villain era on this show. Jeremy Reiner joins us now. Jeremy,

good morning. Good morning, everyone. Nice and warm this morning, isn't it?

Do you want to... Hello, Reiner. Do you want to say hello to Curtis? Do you do not talk when

it's an important forecast? How does that work? Not on Game Week. No. It's like the McDaniel brothers. Like we acknowledge each other, but not on Game Weeks. I'm the less good-looking dumber brother, but we'll win today. So Curtis... I'm shorter, so you got to be there. Yes. Do you stand on a crate or anything? We used to have a guy here who did that on television. You know, actually, when I was on the morning show, we would do teases. And sometimes, because I used to work with John Hall, he's a tall anchor. I would have to stand on like a little half, half inch, one-inch riser. Yeah. Can't you, like, green screen? You should green screen that and have a bunch of like people who are normal sized appear

to be a height challenge.

I'm trying to make an AI version of myself, so I don't have to work anymore, but I can't

figure that out yet.

I wouldn't encourage that in this business.

No, that's true.

Right. All right. Listen. Curtis has been down playing this all week. Where are you on Sunday in 3 o'clock game time and snow or no snow? It's tricky. I mean, I'm with Curtis on this one. It's a tricky storm. It's a slider. You know, it's not a blockbuster. It's not a nor'easter. And so because of that, like, it, it's kind of, the storm is being kind of pushed along by the jet stream. And, you know, the jet stream, think of it as kind of like a river of water, right? Like the Merrimack. And so if you drop a leaf in the Merrimack River, it kind of swirls around. And that's what this storm has been doing on the models. So, I mean, the information I looked at overnight, you know, the European has this bias where right before the storm, the European will kind of jump the storm closer to the coast, and sure enough, it did that on the overnight run. And so, you know, the American model, the GFS model has been saying snow all week long, but it's the GFS, which a lot of us don't put a lot of credence into it. Oh, yeah, Curtis never does any, none of that. Good for stupid people, is what I call it. Yeah, exactly. So, you know, the European model has come on board with some kind of a snow event. I wouldn't even call it a storm, but I mean, you know, I guess it in the sense it is a storm, but it's not like a blockbuster or anything like that. So my call right now is that I think, you know, driving down to Gillette for the tailgate, you're fine. Most of the game is probably snow-free, but at the end of the game, there might be a little bit of patchy-light snow and flurries toward the fourth quarter. And then I think it'd be after the game, like driving home and just sitting on Route 1 traffic. There could be a little bit of accumulating snow possible on roadways leaving Gillette. Curtis, but for the game itself, I don't think it's like a, I don't think it's like, you know, the, you know, the Brady-Tuck game, you know, the Tucker game, the first one that launched the Dynasty. We call it the Wiggy game here. Yeah, right, right. Even better. Yeah, Wiggy was there. So I don't think, I don't think it's going to be that. so um but i do think know, you'll have some flurries around and you'll have temps in the mid-30s. And there's no wind either. That's the good thing here is that there won't be any wind to affect a passing game or kicking game or anything like that. So in terms of snow, I'm kind of with Curtis. It's like I don't know if Curtis has a number yet. We can do the numbers game, but the other thing is that during the game,

it'll be about 35, 36, which really will limit any kind of accumulation on roads

and even on the field if it were to start snowing earlier than I'm thinking.

Yeah, I'm going, I'm going 0.8 inches in Foxborough during the game.

During the game?

Yes.

All right, I'll say 0.6.

Oh.

Okay.

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