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2025-2026 Fall/Winter Mountain Thread


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So my buddy Jeremy DeHart posted on Twitter that the sampling of the Baja low will be in the 00Z GFS and ECMWF tonight, but could take a couple of cycles to settle the guidance down. He also stated the the missions tomorrow in the Gulf will offer thermal profiles to better assist guidance going forward.

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3 minutes ago, Met1985 said:

The 06z euro came in a bit colder so it holds onto the frozen precipitation longer. Also I think the gfs is handling the backside of this storm better with the wraparound snow its bringing in. 

Overnight and 6z summary: WAGONS SOUTH

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Well, obviously we're looking at an ice storm but just how bad. 

Unrelated, but I stopped by the lottery machine at Ingles this morning hoping to get lucky w/ this storm and a ticket and sitting right there in the bottom of it was a $50 unscratched ticket. Seems lucky to me!

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Not what I wanted to see in the NWS GSP forecast discussion this morning:

 

While the system moves into the area, the colder air
appears to get a slight delay in arrival, thanks in part to a
developing shortwave moving over the southeast. This could create a
brief period of isentropic ascent with moisture lagging, ahead of
the colder air. What this does is help to create a warm nose sooner
than originally expected. A warm nose means more ice/sleet than
snow.
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10 minutes ago, Moonhowl said:

Not what I wanted to see in the NWS GSP forecast discussion this morning:

 

While the system moves into the area, the colder air
appears to get a slight delay in arrival, thanks in part to a
developing shortwave moving over the southeast. This could create a
brief period of isentropic ascent with moisture lagging, ahead of
the colder air. What this does is help to create a warm nose sooner
than originally expected. A warm nose means more ice/sleet than
snow.

We all new this was coming. 

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