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February 2026 Medium/ Long Range Discussion: Buckle Up!
Weather Will replied to Weather Will's topic in Mid Atlantic
Neither the WB GEFS or its AI are showing cold enough air to support a snow storm on the weekend of the AI GFS blizzard on most of its members. -
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AI EPS is pretty weenieish 13-16th
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February 2026 Medium/ Long Range Discussion: Buckle Up!
mitchnick replied to Weather Will's topic in Mid Atlantic
I've given up on anything reminding me of the gfs. -
Is we back? February discussion thread
40/70 Benchmark replied to mahk_webstah's topic in New England
I told that moron on his own site that the next SSW was coming in February back in early December, when be was trying to claim one was coming near Christmas. -
February 2026 Medium/ Long Range Discussion: Buckle Up!
stormtracker replied to Weather Will's topic in Mid Atlantic
Because it’s a rope a dope -
He's the Bakersville COOP that ive seen on there for the past 100 years? I'm not surprised now on why it's often so extreme
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Only a 12 day Clown range at that…but I guess there’s a chance…
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Is we back? February discussion thread
40/70 Benchmark replied to mahk_webstah's topic in New England
Speaking for myself, I'm obviously not debating CC, or the that the increase in the speed of the flow is real...my contention is that CC is having a negative influence on major east coast cyclogenesis via altered tropical forcing (increase in MC phases, and decrease in central Pacific phases) as a result of the disproportionately rapid warming of the west Pacific. I'm sure the fast flow doesn't help, but I don't think it's the primary inhibitor due to the success that other areas of the globe have with amplification...ie midwest and western Atlantic (Maritimes). -
Got to 35 by me today. Felt downright balmy compared to some of the temps we have had lately. Tues, Wed, Thurs, and depending on the timing of that Arctic front Friday will get above freezing, if only by a couple of degrees, by me. Saturday, Sun will be in the deep freeze. .
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Jan 30th-February 1st 2026 Arctic Blast/ULL Snow OBS Thread.
GBOVolz replied to John1122's topic in Tennessee Valley
Also that 2nd pic is incredible. . -
Long fetch on that lake, need sustained night time lows well below zero, but even more importantly low wind. Big bay froze last year but was short lived and got smashed by wind
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Damn. Need a 30mi north shift.
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Jan 30th-February 1st 2026 Arctic Blast/ULL Snow OBS Thread.
GBOVolz replied to John1122's topic in Tennessee Valley
@Carvers Gap had a good idea to post the Ft Sanders water pipe burst in this thread. He made good point about it being apart of the story with this event and it can be seen years later as people revisit this thread. . -
February 2026 Medium/ Long Range Discussion: Buckle Up!
LeesburgWx replied to Weather Will's topic in Mid Atlantic
Only 300 hours away -
Euro bullseye! lol
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Good luck NC/VA peeps
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Oh no you mentioned sun angle. Time for someone to tell you that doesn't exist or something. As an aside - speaking of sun angle - everrywhere the sun has been the past two days has melted all the snow in my area
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Is we back? February discussion thread
Damage In Tolland replied to mahk_webstah's topic in New England
Do you know what that actually translates to at surface? Lol -
Will, What days next week are these clown range threats? 13th?
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2025-2026 ENSO
Stormchaserchuck1 replied to 40/70 Benchmark's topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
Really an interesting Winter for expectation vs trend and actuality. I think models might be a little too overdone on the warm up though, although they do develop +epo for some time which can be very warm. GFS ensembles are really warm around V-day. If we go cold in the 2nd half of Feb, I think the price will rise again. -
Is we back? February discussion thread
RUNNAWAYICEBERG replied to mahk_webstah's topic in New England
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Just curious, You don’t believe Will?
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Fall/Winter Banter - Football, Basketball, Snowball?
GBOVolz replied to John1122's topic in Tennessee Valley
That’s a good idea. I’ll do it. .
