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January 2026 Medium/Long Range Discussion


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Just now, TSSN+ said:

The great SE blizzard of 2026 

It will completely disappear, come back, morph into something else, etc before we know anything useful about any outcome. The takeaway is we have a better than avg chance of a winter storm or 2 with the advertised upcoming pattern. That's all.

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Just now, CAPE said:

It will completely disappear, come back, morph into something else, etc before we know anything useful about any outcome. The takeaway is we have a better than avg chance of a winter storm or 2 with the advertised upcoming pattern. That's all.

Yup. Plenty of chances over the next 2 weeks. 

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4 minutes ago, CAPE said:

It will completely disappear, come back, morph into something else, etc before we know anything useful about any outcome. The takeaway is we have a better than avg chance of a winter storm or 2 with the advertised upcoming pattern. That's all.

It’s like some forget how this works on OP runs at long range…all I took away is there continues to be an above avg change of a snowstorm in the east during that period like you said. It will show hits in the SE, MA, NE or all of them - on various OP runs until we get into range. 

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14 minutes ago, Ralph Wiggum said:

Heck of a storm signal and gaining some traction but still a long long way out. 

 

500mb setup should allow the coastal to track further west and dump a foot or two from Goergia to Maine. Of course its fantasy land and nothing like that will verify.

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Well  all the storm possibilities aside.. it does look like an extended period of cold below normal temps!! For at least the next 2 to 3 weeks and into February. So  if we can keep that STJ going somethings bound to connect the right way for a good snowstorm! 

We need to get something under 84 or we are going to kill each other lol
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Big time -AO on 0z GFS ensembles hr96-300. probably <-2 std. 

180-192hr to me looks like big ice somewhere as there is arctic blocking/ridging, and the PV underneath of it near the Hudson Bay and SE Canada, then a ridge riding over it in the Mid-Atlantic from south-based+NAO. -AO's are our best index pattern for snow though, so it's possible it's snow north of DC/Balt in the normal climate zones and ice south.. still way far ways out.. it can go either way but with a <-2 AO less chance it's rain, imo. See if that part holds. 

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