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January 2026 Medium/Long Range Discussion


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25 minutes ago, Ji said:

Euro looks alot better---why 18z only goes out to 144 is a mystery

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For the euro and it being only 144 out that’s a pretty big difference at h5. Won’t get a good idea on the set up for another few days anyway. 

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19 minutes ago, mitchnick said:

I hate to disagree. Too far west and rounder. I prefer 12z look.

EDIT: Looks pretty different on the surface too.

Find myself kinda seeing Ji's point on this one.  But I don't know shit, so you're prob right.  Seems as tho the swing back further west would give it more time climb closer up the coast.

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3 minutes ago, WxUSAF said:

@mitchnick’s EPS is definitely a small step back at 18z. Only slight positive improvement is the northern stream in Canada is farther ahead than 12z. But our trough is obviously flatter.

Yep. I'm thinking Eps reflecting the flatter "mess" of 18z. But we're far enough out to get too concerned.  We do need to see 0z come back to a stronger, more consolidated vort imho. 

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1 hour ago, Ji said:

man--if this went negative just a few ticks earlier/more west

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The upper levels dont support it going negative sooner. Not saying that map is correct because it is most likely not close to what will actually happen. But there are is really no upper level jet that would cause it to wrap up. Its pretty dead up top. 

 

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Just now, mitchnick said:

Yep. I'm thinking Eps reflecting the flatter "mess" of 18z. But we're far enough out to get too concerned.  We do need to see 0z come back to a stronger, more consolidated vort imho. 

I think we're far enough out that people shouldn't vest one way or the other with this thing.  But, we all know how it goes here.

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To me the most important thing is the spacing between the lead digging shortwave and the energy riding overtop the ridge and then dropping southward. Hard to tell on the 18z as the run ends too soon, but comparing the two my guess is it would end up a tad worse than 12z.

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1 minute ago, stormtracker said:

I think we're far enough out that people shouldn't vest one way or the other with this thing.  But, we all know how it goes here.

I am actually pretty excited about this period coming up. If we can get the PV to cooperate and displace south we could get smashed. Big if though. 

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12 minutes ago, CAPE said:

To me the most important thing is the spacing between the lead digging shortwave and the energy riding overtop the ridge and then dropping southward. Hard to tell on the 18z as the run ends too soon, but comparing the two my guess is it would end up a tad worse than 12z.

Looks like noise on the ens mean. Not much difference. Many more runs to go. No need to spend time trying to analyze micro differences between successive runs.

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1 hour ago, CAPE said:

To me the most important thing is the spacing between the lead digging shortwave and the energy riding overtop the ridge and then dropping southward. Hard to tell on the 18z as the run ends too soon, but comparing the two my guess is it would end up a tad worse than 12z.

The PV will control that spacing. The models want to send in south. If that happens we are in the game. If it doesnt we are done. That is the bottom line. 

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