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January 2026 Medium/Long Range Discussion


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1 minute ago, Ji said:

then when we do get cold and a southern stream the cold is historic and its congrats cancun.

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well surprisingly the southern stream bullied its way to us and we get snow. Sounds like we are punting 2 more weeks to this HECS

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Just now, midatlanticweather said:

Gfs was on its own from the start. Faith in models 5+ days seems a fool's chase. I am guessing we will be fooled again soon. I am not mad at the models, I am mad for believing they may be correct. 

The euro doesn’t exist?

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13 minutes ago, CAPE said:

Gonna be a bit north, but lets see

Its an odd run as several things go better for us. 1. The shortwave out ahead of it is further northeast which should help it amplify (unless for some reason this is too much spacing so it stays positively tilted?). T2. he wave spacing behind it also appears a bit better with more separation too. However, the reason it fails seems to be a difference around the hour 60-80 mark where there isnt quite the same level of vorticity maximum on the southern side of the lobe as it dives south so the trough doesn't quite consolidate and remains spread out. 18z on top and 12z on bottom.

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Can really see how this messes up the storm as it progresses east to our area where its all one big vort instead of being a southern maximum. Unfortunately, by remaining broader it also ruins our ability to go negative as quickly which really hurts us even more. 

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12z once again shows that difference with the additional southern closed isobar helping it tilt neg more. 

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Hopefully this changes back but as a reminder this happens earlier in the run so we will need to watch for improvement here soonish to keep the chances of a good storm up. 

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Just now, midatlanticweather said:

Gfs was on its own from the start. Faith in models 5+ days seems a fool's chase. I am guessing we will be fooled again soon. I am not mad at the models, I am mad for believing they may be correct. 

nobody believed the GFS. We were hoping for a miracle that it was seeing something the other models were not

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Just now, NorthArlington101 said:

I’ve moved onto Jan 24 - just one more punt. This was always the real window 

sounds like the only window this season where models are showing real cold air combined with a real southern stream. my bar is set at 39 inches

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With my analytical post I don't think its time to cliff jump yet; this storm is just way too complicated to know if that change is real or imagined. However, if we continue to see the GFS (and Euro moves to it) fail to consolidate around a southern vort max by tomorrow at 12zish or absolute latest tomorrow 0z I think then it is time to call it. 

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1 minute ago, Ji said:

sounds like the only window this season where models are showing real cold air combined with a real southern stream. my bar is set at 39 inches

3.9 is more likely.  We suck you know it and I know it. 

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