Well, some of you may be riding a storm out Saturday afternoon into Sunday.

And before we get to the news, it is time for dueling weather smokes.

For the first time this weather season, that is, of course, our chief meteorologist here,

our WEEI weather smoke, Chris Curtis, up against the chief meteorologist at Channel 7,

the great Jeremy Reiner.

Good morning, Jeremy.

Folks, how are you doing?

Well, we're looking forward to Sunday in the game and looking for a game-time forecast from you and from Curtis.

Hello, Reiner.

Hey, Ben, Curtis, how's your off-season? You know, it was lovely, really great. Went to Hawaii. It was a great time. How are you? I'm doing well. Yeah, I'm ready. I'm back in the saddle, ready to do it, and we'll see. Maybe it finally an above-normal winter in terms of snow for Boston. We certainly started off chilly. We did, yeah. It's been a cold pattern. And if you're a snow lover, what a waste of a pattern, because there's just not a whole lot of snow in the pattern, except for Sunday morning. I think we're going to have some snow, including Gillette Stadium. So, but not too disruptive, you know, trying to get to the stadium and back. So that's the good news there. Curtis completely blew it on the P-Vortex. Miss that entirely. The original. That's what I said. It's the computer model that he's using. Which one are you using these days? Well, I'm sticking with the NAM. I'm not going to stop until it tells me to stop using it. We also, Ken doesn't pay for the Euro, which is odd, considering he loves Europe. He was green screen pointing in the wrong direction when it came to the last snow that we got. It was very embarrassing. I'm displeasing. Very embarrassing. I've done that, too. I've done that. You point south. You meant to Point North meant to point north and, you know, it happens to the best of us. You did that to Bouchard once. All right. So this thing, yeah, this thing, I haven't seen them since. Is this thing only going to be south shore on Saturday tomorrow? I think that's, well, tomorrow, no, there's nothing tomorrow.

I think it would be, it would be like tomorrow night and into Sunday.

Yeah, so I think it, you know, the storm path is south of Long Island and our island. So because of that, I think south of the pike, you're more likely to have

an accumulation of snow than north of the pike. But north of the pike, you know, up toward

Fitchburg and out toward, say, lull, you may have a little sugar coating when you wake up

Sunday morning, but, you know, I think south, you know, down toward Plymouth and Bristol County

in the Cape, you know, that doesn't, you know, that would include Norfolk County, too. You know, I think south, you know, down toward Plymouth and Bristol County in the Cape, you know, that doesn't, you know, that would include Norfolk County, too.

You know, coding one, two, maybe three inches of snow down by the canal, either side of the canal.

So let's pick Bourne.

Oh, this side of the canal.

Well, Wiggy knows it's both sides.

Right.

Where are we going to pick for a jackpot city and do an amount?

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