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


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10 minutes ago, Duca892 said:

DT again keeps hating on this one saying the pattern doesn’t fit 

Aifs is likely the ceiling for this one imo. In some regard, I do agree with Dave. An 18z gfs seems most probable...a little less digging with the sw and a more progressive system like we have seen much of the winter. Still a respectable snowfall. But as I noted and Heisy as well earlier today, some of the more progressive solutions on the models are not far at all from a bomb that gets captured (see ICON and aifs) and goes from respectable to MECS/HECS. Too early to say one way or the other....alot of moving pieces in play.

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DT is a total loser.  I've watched him over the years and he's been wrong so many times.   I'm not biting on this storm yet because it's still a week away and I'm not sure it's favorable for a big storm.  The best thing going for the storm is when DT says it's not gonna happen.  He has a tendency to be wrong.  

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7 minutes ago, Snowguy66 said:

DT is a total loser.  I've watched him over the years and he's been wrong so many times.   I'm not biting on this storm yet because it's still a week away and I'm not sure it's favorable for a big storm.  The best thing going for the storm is when DT says it's not gonna happen.  He has a tendency to be wrong.  

I usually, I  do not say much about this guy as he always jumps on board at the last minute with hand drawn maps and makes grossly inaccurate long range forecasts. Ralph Wiggum and LV Blizzard  has him beat by miles. Anything DT says now, take with a grain of salt.  I been reading this guys posts, for 10+ years and  I believe  Ji  from the MA forum more than this DT.  As far as  LR  models go, the typical pattern MO this year is the LR models show the MECS storm potential at 7-10 days.---lose the MECS potential at 4-6 days and then bring the potential MECS back in a diminshed capacity, especially with qpf amounts, usually cut  by 25% or more.  This dam reliable LR prediction pattern destroyed my latest prediction on last nights storm where I thought we could get 6+ inches of snow and only got 2-3 inches here in the LV (over ten days ago.) Lets hope the MECS sticks around this time. A separate thread should not be started until Friday evenings  Meso runs - anything before then will jinx it. You are warned

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Aifs is likely the ceiling for this one imo. In some regard, I do agree with Dave. An 18z gfs seems most probable...a little less digging with the sw and a more progressive system like we have seen much of the winter. Still a respectable snowfall. But as I noted and Heisy as well earlier today, some of the more progressive solutions on the models are not far at all from a bomb that gets captured (see ICON and aifs) and goes from respectable to MECS/HECS. Too early to say one way or the other....alot of moving pieces in play.

HECS needs to be retired from the vocabulary. Should only be used in post storm analysis


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11 minutes ago, Heisy said:

Ha over on discord I said the H5 sort of reminded me of Jan 31-Feb 1 2021. Idk what it was, some of the model runs had the same look to them as that one. Someone on Philly discord posted the H5 and it’s almost a perfect match

@brooklynwx99 posted this in another thread earlier this evening.


“this speaks for itself... AIFS-ENS is very similar to Feb 21. not advertising impacts like that, obviously, but it's becoming clear that this setup holds high end potential. we'll see how things trend in the coming days, but man that is uncanny”

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