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January 2026 Medium/Long Range Discussion


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Wowww… I check back ONE hour later and suddenly everyone’s absolutely crushing cola? Spiked cola. Obviously. :lol:

I love this place. Don’t like what you hear? Wait like… a minute. Maybe two. Someone will say exactly what you want to hear. Just takes a little patience. And maybe another drink. :drunk:

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1 hour ago, Maestrobjwa said:

Yeah over the last 10 years we have seen ACTUAL shutout patterns where you roll models foward and see red for days and days...this warmup one is mild but weak with cold air not far away. I'll take this kind of a short-lived "thaw" any day!

It’s honestly normal for these parts. 

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Wowww… I check back ONE hour later and suddenly everyone’s absolutely crushing cola? Spiked cola. Obviously. :lol:
I love this place. Don’t like what you hear? Wait like… a minute. Maybe two. Someone will say exactly what you want to hear. Just takes a little patience. And maybe another drink. :drunk:

Any good DIPAs today?
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52 minutes ago, cbmclean said:

GEFS has notably more AK ridging, than EPS.  Would love to see a more +PNA.

Careful what you wish for. With that epo ridge on roids, a + PNA tandem could be too much of a good thing (polar cold but dry). I will roll the dice with the epo and some cpf with a flattish negative pna ejecting waves along the thermal boundary. 

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Careful what you wish for. With that epo ridge on roids, a + PNA tandem could be too much of a good thing (polar cold but dry). I will roll the dice with the epo and some cpf with a flattish negative pna ejecting waves along the thermal boundary. 

Bingo. Give me a -EPO with some blocking and a flattish pna. Nice gradient type pattern with waves ejecting across the south into an established cold dome. The bob chill bowl / train tracks pattern. Much rather that than have both a roided EPO ridge and a spiked PNA.

Simple overrunning setups work around these parts. They haven’t come very often over the past decade, but when they do.. they produce
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8 minutes ago, jayyy said:


Bingo. Give me a -EPO with some blocking and a flattish pna. Nice gradient type pattern with waves ejecting across the south into an established cold dome. The bob chill bowl / train tracks pattern. Much rather that than have both a roided EPO ridge and a spiked PNA.

Simple overrunning setups work around these parts. They haven’t come very often over the past decade, but when they do.. they produce

This. We won with this setup in December 2013.

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The night time runs have been terrible lately. Just ask Mitch west

We know for a fact that models have performed very poorly outside of 7-10 days. The warm bias in the east by models 10+ days out has been off the charts for nearly 5 months now. A big western trough keeps getting forecasted, pumping heights to the east, we “torch”.. blah blah blah… it never materializes or ends up being very short lived. Temps have been well below normal all fall and winter. We are bound to see some moderation from time to time.

Why you live and die by 240+ hour digital blue on OP runs knowing even ensembles can barely handle anything outside of 168 hours right now seems like a super stressful way to go about this hobby.

The upcoming pattern isn’t going to have a big storm sniffed out by models 1-2 weeks out. It’s literally useless cliff diving this far out. Much more likely to see something pop up in the mid range (5-6 days) than you are to find a fantasy storm that models lock in on 1-2 weeks out
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4 minutes ago, jayyy said:

The upcoming pattern isn’t going to have a big storm sniffed out by models 1-2 weeks out. It’s literally useless cliff diving this far out. Much more likely to see something pop up in the mid range (5-6 days) than you are to find a fantasy storm that models lock in on 1-2 weeks out

Makes me wonder if the 2016 storm was a fluke in that regard.

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6 minutes ago, jayyy said:


We know for a fact that models have performed very poorly outside of 7-10 days. The warm bias in the east by models 10+ days out has been off the charts for nearly 5 months now. A big western trough keeps getting forecasted, pumping heights to the east, we “torch”.. blah blah blah… it never materializes or ends up being very short lived. Temps have been well below normal all fall and winter. We are bound to see some moderation from time to time.

Why you live and die by 240+ hour digital blue on OP runs knowing even ensembles can barely handle anything outside of 168 hours right now seems like a super stressful way to go about this hobby.

The upcoming pattern isn’t going to have a big storm sniffed out by models 1-2 weeks out. It’s literally useless cliff diving this far out. Much more likely to see something pop up in the mid range (5-6 days) than you are to find a fantasy storm that models lock in on 1-2 weeks out

you won't convince ji. this is a losing battle. please stop because you are wasting your time. :lol:

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1 hour ago, jayyy said:


We know for a fact that models have performed very poorly outside of 7-10 days. The warm bias in the east by models 10+ days out has been off the charts for nearly 5 months now. A big western trough keeps getting forecasted, pumping heights to the east, we “torch”.. blah blah blah… it never materializes or ends up being very short lived. Temps have been well below normal all fall and winter. We are bound to see some moderation from time to time.

Why you live and die by 240+ hour digital blue on OP runs knowing even ensembles can barely handle anything outside of 168 hours right now seems like a super stressful way to go about this hobby.

The upcoming pattern isn’t going to have a big storm sniffed out by models 1-2 weeks out. It’s literally useless cliff diving this far out. Much more likely to see something pop up in the mid range (5-6 days) than you are to find a fantasy storm that models lock in on 1-2 weeks out

And these are the days of our lives..

 

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11 minutes ago, Heisy said:

This will be gone in 6 hours, but look at that epo ridge cutoff, wth!

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That PNA ridge day 7-9 starting to look legit, maybe we get a N/S wave to dive far enough S to redevelop in response to it.


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hey chuck, how do you like that 585 dm over alaska?

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