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85 degrees and afternoon thunderstorms sounds incredible compared to this weather
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February 2026 Medium/ Long Range Discussion: 150K Salary Needed to Post
TSSN+ replied to Weather Will's topic in Mid Atlantic
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We need a thaw and a clean slate lol
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Winter 2025-26 Short Range Discussion
Brian D replied to SchaumburgStormer's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
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Is we back? February discussion thread
TauntonBlizzard2013 replied to mahk_webstah's topic in New England
Good luck. My mom says all the time now that if prices were like this 20-25 years ago, you never would have went skiing lol -
Is we back? February discussion thread
40/70 Benchmark replied to mahk_webstah's topic in New England
We need to invoke your sig. -
Is we back? February discussion thread
40/70 Benchmark replied to mahk_webstah's topic in New England
That would be more widespread 30"+ than Feb 2013 and 1978.....jesus. It's like 1888 shifted east. -
AIGFS would work too
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No snow action down this way, almost clear skies. What IS happening is the wind (again). Currently 36.4/17.6 with NW wind 14 gusting to 31 mph. Had a 37 mph gust a bit ago. The snowpack melted down to bare ground on S/SW facing slopes (20%) to 2-3" in shaded areas 80% over the past two days while it was warm, don't think there will be any melting next few days.
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Central PA Winter 25/26 Discussion and Obs
ChescoWx replied to MAG5035's topic in Upstate New York/Pennsylvania
Today is our 27th straight day with snow cover here in Chester County. Tomorrow we will move to the 15th longest such stretch and 24th overall snow cover streak in county history with 133 years of records back to 1893. Below normal temperatures will continue through tomorrow before we warm to near normal temperatures over the weekend. There is a chance of some snow or rain arriving later Sunday with the highest chances across more southern areas. We look to continue to warm next week with temperatures well into the 40's by Tuesday. We will likely turn colder again by the end of new week. -
E PA/NJ/DE Winter 2025-26 Obs/Discussion
ChescoWx replied to LVblizzard's topic in Philadelphia Region
Today is our 27th straight day with snow cover here in Chester County. Tomorrow we will move to the 15th longest such stretch and 24th overall snow cover streak in county history with 133 years of records back to 1893. Below normal temperatures will continue through tomorrow before we warm to near normal temperatures over the weekend. There is a chance of some snow or rain arriving later Sunday with the highest chances across more southern areas. We look to continue to warm next week with temperatures well into the 40's by Tuesday. We will likely turn colder again by the end of new week. -
Is we back? February discussion thread
RUNNAWAYICEBERG replied to mahk_webstah's topic in New England
Euro on its way to the adhesive factory while gfs steps up to the podium to announce the mid to long range wintry appeal…? -
Feb 10-11 Mid Week Minor Event - Ride the hot hand?
The 4 Seasons replied to HoarfrostHubb's topic in New England
i see, yea thats probably more like a D than a C -
It looks like I picked a good time to return north…
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February 2026 Medium/ Long Range Discussion: 150K Salary Needed to Post
CAPE replied to Weather Will's topic in Mid Atlantic
They needed to sign another starter. Was worried Elias was going to pull the same old shit. -
2025-2026 ENSO
TheClimateChanger replied to 40/70 Benchmark's topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
For the season as a whole (December & January), NCEI's nClimDiv had us at 6th warmest. Max temps have been running warmer in general for several months, which is a departure from the usual case. For max temps, December & January were 4th warmest for the CONUS. Interestingly, the US Climate Reference Network has this as the warmest December & January (since 2005 & using nClimDiv for 1895-2004), as does the US48 TLT satellite-based anomaly from UAH. By my calculation, February would need to check in around 5.8F above normal to set a new record warm winter for the CONUS or about 3.7F for second warmest. The latter is certainly plausible. I mean the former is possible as well but would require some bigtime positive anomalies (full-blown Feb. 2017/March 2012 torching). I think max temps have the better odds to finish as warmest on record, not sure we get there in the means. It looks like a lock for warmest on record for USCRN (all rural, pristine sited stations with better equipment - e.g., redundant temp. sensors) and in the UAH satellite record. Looks like a new max temp record in the official NCEI records is also a lock. Just need to finish around +3.6F for that one, and we're near +5.2F for the first 10 days (PRISM) with that number likely to climb in coming days. -
At least western resorts can salvage their ski seasons. Looking extremely wet out there rest of this month and those insane snow droughts will be dented
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Feb 10-11 Mid Week Minor Event - Ride the hot hand?
WxWatcher007 replied to HoarfrostHubb's topic in New England
I went 2-4 northern CT and C-2 south. Far too aggressive but I thought we were moving toward a more amped system. -
February 2026 OBS & Discussion
CPcantmeasuresnow replied to Stormlover74's topic in New York City Metro
Credit to you for admitting your blown forecasts, some on here just run away when they don't work out. Personally, I believe any forecasts one month out or more are just a guessing game. Maybe you can reduce the odds a little with research and analysis but not enough to make them worthwhile in my opinion. -
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