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January 2026 Medium/Long Range Discussion


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13 minutes ago, NorthArlington101 said:

I know people hate threads for whatever reason but wonder if we need to split off the Saturday stuff. Getting confusing

Going to modify the useless thread for tonight into a combo Thursday-Saturday thread 

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34 minutes ago, stormtracker said:

Gonna wait until some consistent runs before even thinking about it.  This could be a blip

What the GFS is showing right now.. especially how it compares to the Euro and how far our we are and the recent trends seems awfully familiar.  I am trying really hard not to be negative.. but we need I swear I have seen this same thing play out like 30 times before.   Its almost as if the GFS has a in tendency to over do  trends in medium range and then correct back as we move toward game time.

I hope I am wrong.. and we finally win one!

 

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24 minutes ago, stormtracker said:

Probably out for the Euro, got a meeting.  This mfers want me to do work at work.   But i know yall go it.  Might peek into the board to see whats doing.

Yep, same… although my schedule sadly includes beer-tasting “work.” It’s a tough life, but I shoulder the responsibility so others don’t have to. A real sacrifice. :lol:

That said—LET’S GO SNOW! You people living in fantasy land, do your thing and bring it home. 

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3 hours ago, mitchnick said:

Big Meadows at around 3,400'. Almost got stuck there in an early "freak" snowstorm in 10/78. Crazy, crazy time getting off the mts in snow and sleet.

Son of a gun, I remember that! Was on Skyline Drive in Virginia heading north in my Olds 88 when a freak, violent snowstorm struck. With strong winds and cannon shots of thunder drifts built on the road so quickly I (and everyone else) got stuck. We had to wait for a snow plow to clear the drifts before we could move again. When finally getting down from the mountains saw it had only rained just below us. WILD! 

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8 minutes ago, MDScienceTeacher said:

What the GFS is showing right now.. especially how it compares to the Euro and how far our we are and the recent trends seems awfully familiar.  I am trying really hard not to be negative.. but we need I swear I have seen this same thing play out like 30 times before.   Its almost as if the GFS has a in tendency to over do  trends in medium range and then correct back as we move toward game time.

I hope I am wrong.. and we finally win one!

 

No, you're 100% correct to feel this way, because honestly Im on the same boat.  GFS was the only one last time that had us getting a snowstorm tomorrow a few days ago after the Euro dropped it.  Just red flags for me and its hard to buy in.

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1 minute ago, stormtracker said:

No, you're 100% correct to feel this way, because honestly Im on the same boat.  GFS was the only one last time that had us getting a snowstorm tomorrow a few days ago after the Euro dropped it.  Just red flags for me and its hard to buy in.

But that’s cause they shifted north. Let the north trend continue lol. Gfs learned from last event and shifted north first… I wish 

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15 minutes ago, Silver Meteor said:

Son of a gun, I remember that! Was on Skyline Drive in Virginia heading north in my Olds 88 when a freak, violent snowstorm struck. With strong winds and cannon shots of thunder drifts built on the road so quickly I (and everyone else) got stuck. We had to wait for a snow plow to clear the drifts before we could move again. When finally getting down from the mountains saw it had only rained just below us. WILD! 

It was fookin' great. We got stuck and my friend was driving his rear wheel drive and he told me to get out and tell the people coming up behind us to go around. This big old Winnebago came down the hill and lucky saw me and my friend's car in time and went around it. But it continued down the hill into the clouds (which we were in.) 

We stopped at the last overlook before Rt. 214? to Sperryville, which was below the cloud deck, and facing east we could see brightness in the distance while clouds were forming just below our elevation and moving through us at the overlook. By the time we got to Warrenton we heard the national news at the top of the hour say that over 1,000 people were stranded in Shenandoah National Park due to an early season snow storm. 

Memory of a lifetime.

EDIT: I meant to add that my friends car was a huge Ford Torino. The rear wheel drive made it a nightmare on those hills, but he got us off alive! Lol

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5 minutes ago, stormtracker said:

No, you're 100% correct to feel this way, because honestly Im on the same boat.  GFS was the only one last time that had us getting a snowstorm tomorrow a few days ago after the Euro dropped it.  Just red flags for me and its hard to buy in.

Totally fair way to think. On the positive. This is how most of our storms go. They seems to jump into the mid range and get better as we close in. The big one with long leads are super rare. My gut likes this one especially for the lowlands and east. 

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