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Winter 2025-26 Medium/Long Range Discussion


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Sat snow seems more north on runs today but guessing that will shift south like today's clipper did 

I’m not saying that it will happen, but there is a way for the weekend clipper to end up north, even with the current clipper ending up well south.
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2 minutes ago, frostfern said:

Avoiding Pacific flood of boring impossible post 2020.  Hopefully doesn’t last an entire month this time.

It seems it would only take a little adjustment in that upcoming pattern for it to actually be interesting around here. A little less western trough and a little less SE ridge would make it interesting here. There will be a lot of cold just north and west of here and probably ample gulf moisture heading up this way too.

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29 minutes ago, Chicago Storm said:


I’m not saying that it will happen, but there is a way for the weekend clipper to end up north, even with the current clipper ending up well south.

Hoping it doesn't follow baroclinic zone put down by today's snow and more so the incoming temp gradient with the arctic front. ILX seems to think it will follow snow swath of today's system and be more south. Models right now disagree. But obviously could change. 

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Let’s look at the positives on some things not seen in years around these parts  :

1. Early start to winter in December with substantial snowfall and arctic air

2. Storms cutting from the southwest and not suppressing south and east

3. Clipper Train

The spell is broken. I’m guessing the Pacific flood will be short lived. This is not an El Niño Christmas 

 

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Have to be appreciative of the fact 17-18" is in the bank before Xmas. Two substantial events; one 6-10" and another 4-7". As stated above we broke the streak of horrid Decembers. Hopefully January and February present some windows to get above 30-35" for seasonal totals. Been tough to break 25" lately.

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