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January 2026 regional war/obs/disco thread


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12 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

If Sunday hits it would snow here . Those type of events never snow for ORH and not here . I’m not counting on anyone getting it 

Turn that frown upside down. 4 weeks of cold at least. Definitely opening up the Gulf which was closed in December. Perhaps even tracking 3 storms a week 

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to the pros and advanced, i have question... I've been following weather and i'm a weather geek since i was born clearly it's something I can't get away with. my question is why have the models gotten worse the last decade is say! I feel like models especially the euro used to be a much more useful for weather forecasting, not it's literally a bit or miss! like for instance this storm sunday leaning obviously for OTS solution but craving a big hit for all of us but most models are still wobbling!

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25 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

In the 2010s this would be a lock to hit

Yes, For sure.  
 

That’s the random/luck factor. Back in the 80’s, it was this set up all the time…get worse as we closed in-you could practically guarantee it.  

Then that tide turned in the 90’s, and really went the opposite way in 2000’s/2010’s, where almost every system trended better as it closed in.  
 

And now we back again(and have been for the last 4 years) to the 80’s crap of trending everything worse.   As Ray said, it’s gonna change, it always does, just a matter of when. 

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9 minutes ago, WeatherGeek2025 said:

to the pros and advanced, i have question... I've been following weather and i'm a weather geek since i was born clearly it's something I can't get away with. my question is why have the models gotten worse the last decade is say! I feel like models especially the euro used to be a much more useful for weather forecasting, not it's literally a bit or miss! like for instance this storm sunday leaning obviously for OTS solution but craving a big hit for all of us but most models are still wobbling!

Models haven't gotten worse. We just track stuff much further out than we used to. 144 hours used to be utter clown range but now it’s prob akin to like 108-120 from a decade or 15 years ago. And like 96 hours a couple decade ls ago. 
 

There’s a lot of threats back then that didn’t even appear until inside 6 days. The Feb 2013 blizzard didn’t show up until about 132-138 hours on the euro (and it was completely by itself for a few runs too)….Feb 2006 didn’t show up until about 108 hours out. A lot of our SWFEs back in the late 2000s/early 2010s didn’t stop trending hard untie inside 36 hours. Also we had far fewer model runs back then so less data to parse creating a veneer of stability. 

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2 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

Models haven't gotten worse. We just track stuff much further out than we used to. 144 hours used to be utter clown range but now it’s prob akin to like 108-120 from a decade or 15 years ago. And like 96 hours a couple decade ls ago. 
 

There’s a lot of threats back then that didn’t even appear until inside 6 days. The Feb 2013 blizzard didn’t show up until about 132-138 hours on the euro (and it was completely by itself for a few runs too)….Feb 2006 didn’t show up until about 108 hours out. A lot of our SWFEs back in the late 2000s/early 2010s didn’t stop trending hard untie inside 36 hours. Also we had far fewer model runs back then so less data to parse creating a veneer of stability. 

This is very true.  BUT, the Euro ain’t even close to the Euro of old. Hard to dispute that. That old Euro was a rock more times than not.  I’d take that old Euro back in a hot second. 

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