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January 2026 regional war/obs/disco thread


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6 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

Yea, slowing and allowing the N Stream to phase more to trigger Miller B redevelpment is a different ballgame.

 

2 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

You clearly do not understand e MA climo and while the model had that snowfall distribution. 

These first two are not mutually exclusive....there is mesoscale risk with arctic air pinning the CF like that. Issue for a few days from now, but this is a setup conducive to that.

3 minutes ago, Sey-Mour Snow said:

Bingo…….

 

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3 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

 

These first two are not mutually exclusive....there is mesoscale risk with arctic air pinning the CF like that. Issue for a few days from now, but this is a setup conducive to that.

 

I think it’s time you move somewhere with less potential for screw jobs so we can have more fun on this board 

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6 minutes ago, Sey-Mour Snow said:

Don’t really care to understand the micro climate factors up there just yet, just been stating that there are ways to get big qpf up there , still early in the game 

IF it redevelops, sure.....I said that. But we still aren't sure it's going in that direction. My sentiment about a graze was if it stays primarily overrunning with a weak surface reflection. Regardless of whether or not you understand that mesoscale aspect or not, it makes sense with that airmass in place. It doesn't take a particularly skilled pro met to see that even at this range if he/she has any knowledge of local climo whatsoever.

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1 minute ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

IF it redevelops, sure.....I said that. But we still aren't sure it's going in that direction. My sentiment about a graze was if it stays primarily overrunning with a weak surface reflection. Regardless of whether or not you understand that mesoscale aspect or not, it makes sense with that airmass in place. It doesn't take a particularly kills pro met to see that even a this range if he/she has any knowledge of local climo whatsoever.

How did your current area do in that event in early Jan 2014 that has Boxford like 2’ of OE fluff? 

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1 hour ago, tamarack said:

On Jan 18, 1982 it was -34 at our back settlement home in Fort Kent, accompanied by gusts 35+ and 2-mile vis. in teeny-grain SN.  Old WCI chart showed -101 that morning, new chart about -70.  Got up to -14 that Monday afternoon.
The day before we took half of a Bible college men's quartet to our church as temps plummeted thru the minus teens in howling gales.  As they lifted their jackets from our car, the dry-cleaner's thin plastic covers were shattered by wind and cold.

I'm getting a 2002-03 vibe this winter.  That snow season was our 2nd coldest DJF of 27 (behind 2014-15), but also the driest.   Total snow was 21" BN as we watched the big dogs from afar.

Cape Cod Bay froze over that year and my pipes froze in my new house. I think I remember something like 21 or more days without getting above freezing.

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4 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

GEFS aren’t much different than 6z considering how bad the op was.

Looks like they linger precip in the area a bit longer. Wonder if some individuals are similar to the CMC. 

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