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January 2026 regional war/obs/disco thread


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13 minutes ago, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:

You definitely need some none AI guidance to bite on something. The fact that they are complete whiffs is concerning 

I don’t know what this is worth but the iPhone weather app is calling for 16-20” on Sunday. I’m not sure which model this is coming from (ETA apparently the UKMET shows a big hit) but I can easily see a scenario where this happens.

A massive overrunning event from the south running into a bitterly cold air mass can get it done. And can come north. This looks a lot like PDII, and while it initially wasn’t supposed to hit NYC let alone SNE, it eventually dropped 27” in Boston (and a similar total in Baltimore where I lived - and I was an impressionable preteen boy).

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10 minutes ago, MJO812 said:

Not all

Ukie ?

Cmc?

The Canadian Parallel is a KU for New England the weekend, I've been looking at it, no idea how it scores, it was one of the first models to catch on to yesterday's potential, that's about all I know about it.. It's experimental, but I read it's taking over for the CMC this year ..

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the differences are really easy to detect in the mid range. 

the AI versions have less cold exertion (less deep layer total mechanics therein), such that a vague S/stream wash runs up farther N as a wave/series/overrunning around the 25th. 

the standard versions preclude that from taking place because as they depict, an overbearing polar-arctic branch jams a confluence to an usually deep latitude across the conus ... utterly suppressive. 

Which is right? 

the AIs would get cold but seasonally so, then a durational ( which is hard to do in a fast footprint but given the flow orientation, about the only way to do it is this shallow azimuth rise coming E) multi regional winter event. 

the standard versions would plummet the NP/Lakes, with an somewhat attenuated eventual arrival here, but dry.  

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14 minutes ago, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:

You definitely need some none AI guidance to bite on something. The fact that they are complete whiffs is concerning 

Even non AI guidance has moved north. It’s still a whiff, but I like where we sit for this one. Btw how much snow did you end up getting? 

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18 minutes ago, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:

You definitely need some none AI guidance to bite on something. The fact that they are complete whiffs is concerning 

What, kind of like this one that you just got 8” in? That one didn’t have any OP support until Saturday at 00z…yet you told us how it was never gonna happen…but you just got 8”.  How quickly one forgets.
 

Chill bro..this has close to a whole week to go…gonna be alot of ups and downs. 

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5 minutes ago, SouthCoastMA said:

Im convinced the AIs are going to lead the way on this. ride them in the mid range for storm track, 500 trough positions

Certainly have to give them some weight now after what just happened over the weekend…no denying that.  Will they be correct again is the question. Interesting. 

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I mean, looking at the 6z Euro, 6 days out sure looks ok to me...living in the Mid Atlantic for most of my life, I recall quite a few of these systems and their abilities to end up further north than forecasted 5 days out.  Always seemed like the sleet line would make its way further north than foecasted, even within 24 hrs. The fact that the OPs are starting to bounce around, the closer we get definitely shows there is some wiggle room. Lets get some ridging in the SE....

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1 minute ago, Spanks45 said:

I mean, looking at the 6z Euro, 6 days out sure looks ok to me...living in the Mid Atlantic for most of my life, I recall quite a few of these systems and their abilities to end up further north than forecasted 5 days out.  Always seemed like the sleet line would make its way further north than foecasted, even within 24 hrs. The fact that the OPs are starting to bounce around, the closer we get definitely shows there is some wiggle room. Lets get some ridging in the SE....

Bingo. Nothing is ever a given…but this isn’t  even close to a slam dunk done deal miss for SNE, especially at more than 5 days away. 

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1 hour ago, Sey-Mour Snow said:

https://www.jdjweatherconsulting.com/feb-16-17-2003

Resemblance is wild.. need to trend this 250 miles north in 5.5 days.. @ORH_wxman whats your recollection on PD2 and the last 48 hours trend north?

I was in Philly for that storm and it was tremendous. A lot of small flakes and Arctic sand though but still 18 inches with a lot of sleet at the end on top of that. But I think there was some hugely anomalously jet that was like five standard deviations above normal or something.

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