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Winter 2025-26 Medium/Long Range Discussion


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11 hours ago, RogueWaves said:

Never concerned - still going up here.

Yup. Just had a week of pure winter. 20’s and two dusters. Long long way to go in these parts. Of course, if your banking on endless days of cold and snow that rarely happens in these parts. Seen winters where the first real snow didn’t hit until a foot on the last day of January. Actually going to enjoy the 40’s and hopefully a salt washer at weeks end. Probably, snow 20” after next week to close out the month.

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On 1/2/2026 at 7:44 AM, Stevo6899 said:

Its good to see you've come over to the dark side with me. 6 years plus since detroits seen a storm over 8 inches I think.

You talkin Detroit proper (city of) and/or DTW or just the Metro. Metro had the nice 8-12" pounding 3-3-23. Saw SUV's stuck - something I never expected in Canton.

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1 hour ago, hawkeye_wx said:

The GFS and Euro have flipped with the late-week system coming from the sw.  The GFS had widespread rain while the Euro missed well southeast.  Now the Euro is wet and the GFS is suppressed and dry.  The latest GFS doesn't have a flake or drop through Jan 20th.

Model mayhem at d6 - sounds rather normal tbh

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Pattern is great for a good storm, but we just can’t get the northern/southern to phase where we need. Leads to messy SLP’s with marginal thermals - at least over in my neck of the woods. Looks somewhat better further west across Iowa, western Wisconsin and Minnesota but even then it ejects so fast that any snow will be a quick hitter. 

And what do you know, the arctic air comes back mid month with storm track across the southern US lol. 
 


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Said it 1000x's already, we NEED the mean trough to be anchored in the upper Midwest/Plains for use to get what we want.  Anything over the Great lakes is thread the needle hybrids and clippers, or what we've had the past two winters.  Arctic air hitting  the great lakes is what we want to happen after a big dog..

There is light at the end of the tunnel if the ENSO/Pacific can transition to a neutral as the it appears to be doing towards the middle of January.   Question is, will it be too late??

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