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January 2026 Medium/Long Range Discussion


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13 minutes ago, Terpeast said:

Just saw the Euro weeklies, good trends up until mid-February. Think we may be able to extend our window until then if it holds!

Got to get something done soon. Damn sun angle season is right around the corner. :ph34r:

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7 minutes ago, Scraff said:

Got to get something done soon. Damn sun angle season is right around the corner. :ph34r:

Yeah, since early Dec this season has been a slow bleed through time even though not “torchy”. Hoping we cash in during our most favorable climo. 

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19 minutes ago, Terpeast said:

Yeah, since early Dec this season has been a slow bleed through time even though not “torchy”. Hoping we cash in during our most favorable climo. 

It's been a Nina STJ.. too bad because we are having our 2nd below average temp Winter in a row. Last -PDO decadal cycle was also cold and dry. 

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1 hour ago, Terpeast said:

Yeah, since early Dec this season has been a slow bleed through time even though not “torchy”. Hoping we cash in during our most favorable climo. 

It seems like the cold hasn't been the issue at all this year. No real torch. We just don't do coastal storms anymore for some reason? 

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10th, 25th, 50th, 75th, & 90th PCTL snow fall totals (inches) for GFS ensemble, EPS, and Canada at DCA over the next 10 (15) days. 

PCTL GFS          EPS         Canadian               GFS              EPS        Canadian

10        0.1            0.1              0.0                       0.3                0.3               0.2

25.      0.4.          0.2              0.1                       0.7                0.7                0.5

50       1.0           0.5               0.4                     2.3                1.9                 0.9

75        2.2          1.0               0.9                     5.1                  5.2                2.0

90       3.4           1.7               1.6                     8.6                  8.1                3.1  

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This way out there and low skill (unlike the precision of the Euro :rolleyes:), but the Cfs2 has been hammering for weeks a well AN precip March as reflected in the attached map. Looks Niño to me. But IF correct and we can get it falling at the start of the month with the most favorable temps, we might have a shot at some measurable March snows which have disappeared since 2018. I know, I know,...snows in general have disappeared as well, but after a decent string of March snows starting in 2014, they have generally been MIA since 2018; arguably, 2019 did have an event that was small at all airports and IAD had a few inches in 2022, but they were not area wide.

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Just now, mitchnick said:

This way out there and low skill (unlike the precision of the Euro :rolleyes:), but the Cfs2 has been hammering a well AN precip March as reflected in the attached map for weeks. Looks Niño to me. But IF correct and we can get it falling at the start of the month with the most favorable temps, we might have a shot at some measurable March snows which have disappeared since 2018. I know, I know,...snows in general have disappeared as well, but after a decent string of March snows starting in 2014, they have generally been MIA since 2018; arguably, 2019 did have an event that was small at all airports and IAD had a few inches in 2022, but they were not area wide.

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I've been consistently saying that the tropical forcing in MJO 8-1-2 and death of La Nina will help with a more canonical Nino response into February and March. 

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