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E PA/NJ/DE Winter 2025-26 Obs/Discussion


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15 minutes ago, Mikeymac5306 said:

If that warm air mixes in we could have a 1994 redux.  Ugh. 

 

I was commenting on what Ralph Wiggum posted. 

Details to be sorted out later, the good news is it's looking highly likely that someone along the East Coast will get a storm this coming weekend. Models will waffle north and south all week. But tbh, I'm feeling really confident for areas I-80 south. These things almost always come north. As long as we don't see models trend towards holding back that energy in the SW, I think DC -> NYC is looking good

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Welp I’m at a half tank oil with a 240 gallon tank.  I ordered 100 gallons today in the realization we have a 5” snow pack we are likely heading to the single digits tonight and looking towards next weekend if the AI Euro is correct 10”+ more of snow and ridiculous -3 temps I’ll have to crank the furnace up to prevent the oil line from freezing.

Just thought I would share keep the thermostat up if you have oil when temps go below 10 degrees otherwise you run the risk of freezing the line especially if you have an older tank with low oil water sinks to the bottom of the tank freezing the line.  No oil in pi no heat and you damage your furnace system.

Get ready I think it’s coming! 

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Not saying anything will happen this weekend. Perhaps the suppressed look is correct and we end up high & dry.

But looking back, the 2016 storm, PDII, the ‘96 blizzard and many other MESC were all initially modeled to miss us to the south. 

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13 minutes ago, JTA66 said:

Not saying anything will happen this weekend. Perhaps the suppressed look is correct and we end up high & dry.

But looking back, the 2016 storm, PDII, the ‘96 blizzard and many other MESC were all initially modeled to miss us to the south. 

PDII was forecast to be a hit by five days out. Anyway, the MJO will be moving into phase 7 and the NAO will be somewhat negative. I don’t see any blocking. I’d like to see the the cold air mass dig a little deeper and we’d be in business 

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37 minutes ago, Kevin Reilly said:

Welp I’m at a half tank oil with a 240 gallon tank.  I ordered 100 gallons today in the realization we have a 5” snow pack we are likely heading to the single digits tonight and looking towards next weekend if the AI Euro is correct 10”+ more of snow and ridiculous -3 temps I’ll have to crank the furnace up to prevent the oil line from freezing.

Just thought I would share keep the thermostat up if you have oil when temps go below 10 degrees otherwise you run the risk of freezing the line especially if you havd an older tank with low oil water sinks to the bottom of the tank freezing the line.  No oil in pi no heat and you damage your furnace system.

Get ready I think it’s coming! 

Is your tank outside?  Heat tape on the oil line(s) might help.  Mine is in the basement with the line going into the top and not all the way down.  I have to watch my gauge 'cause at 1/4 I'm out.  

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1 hour ago, JTA66 said:

Not saying anything will happen this weekend. Perhaps the suppressed look is correct and we end up high & dry.

But looking back, the 2016 storm, PDII, the ‘96 blizzard and many other MESC were all initially modeled to miss us to the south. 

Not this far South tho and not with a 1052hp pouring S. I dunno about this one.

I was just about to post, and I dont want to deflate hopes, but as much as some folks are saying this Nina is acting different, it really isnt imho. And this week is a classic example of a strong NS and pv outbreak with the suppressed look and Southern areas cashing in.

I hope im wrong and the AI models 'know something", but suppression has always been a major concern for us over the next 7-10 days. Central mid Atlantic is likely the jackpot zone and should bullseye this one....they deserve it. They should start a thread tbh. I just hope we dont smoke cirrus in this one while Richmond get 16". Another 2-4" storm for my area is perfectly fine with me. 

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