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January 2026 Short/Medium Range Thread


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The good news with this type of setup is there should be a fairly quick resolution to whether this will work around parts of Tennessee or not.  I believe if it's not going to work it will move toward a mostly coastal or central Carolina snow over the next 24-36 hours of runs.

 

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3 minutes ago, tnweathernut said:

The good news with this type of setup is there should be a fairly quick resolution to whether this will work around parts of Tennessee or not.  I believe if it's not going to work it will move toward a mostly coastal or central Carolina snow over the next 24-36 hours of runs.

 

Yep. Models at 12z did tick back east a good bit. EPS did pretty significantly.

the "good" news is the weathernext model is pretty far east but has some ULL enhancement on our side the apps still. And with rations up toward 20:1 it won't take much.

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Ensembles ticked east…deterministic models did not at 12z.  12z models were generally west or the same with slp placement including Google(?).   The precip shield was less - reference previous page.  Do I think it will trend eastward?….ensembles say yes and I tend to agree.  Deterministic runs at 12z and individual ensemble members were generally best of mslp. 

 

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2 hours ago, GBOVolz said:


NOAA also had us pegged for heavy snow seven or eight days out before the last storm also


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Perhaps but they always said there is the potential for heavy snow and they certainly got the heavy part right, it was just rain in the Tri-Cities. Currently they see little to no potential for the next one. As always, I guess we will find out in 5 more days. “Sitting here reeling em in”

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