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January 2026 Medium/Long Range Discussion


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4 minutes ago, Chris78 said:

Does the EPS like any other windows or is it mostly from the 1/25-27 period?

You made me look. Dang, Eps even better than the 6z Gefs 24hr period!

But to answer your question, looks like a weak sign of a threat at the end of the run.

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41 minutes ago, mitchnick said:

You made me look. Dang, Eps even better than the 6z Gefs 24hr period!

But to answer your question, looks like a weak sign of a threat at the end of the run.

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The 0z EPS is even better when you look at the 2 day period ending Monday to account for timing differences at this range.

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6 minutes ago, Scraff said:

GFS Snow. Euro Ice. Canadian Snow. Somewhere in that mix is the truth. Cold and windy also a possibility I suppose. :rolleyes:

6z Euro definitely already showing what would lead to a snowier outcome down the road IMO compared to 00z. Less troughing in the northwest US, more press of the trough over the north and eastern US and the digging shortwave over southwest US.  All looked better.  

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1 hour ago, mitchnick said:

You made me look. Dang, Eps even better than the 6z Gefs 24hr period!

But to answer your question, looks like a weak sign of a threat at the end of the run.

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This precip distribution looks a lot like…….I’m not going to say it.

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Just looked at all ensembles this morning. Nothing really changed. Jan 22 never had support. Jan 25-28 window is what they are keying on. I think the warmer rainy cutter scenario is the least likely. Snow/ice storm most likely, with the likelihood of a suppressed system somewhere in between closer to the lower end. 

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30 minutes ago, Terpeast said:

Just looked at all ensembles this morning. Nothing really changed. Jan 22 never had support. Jan 25-28 window is what they are keying on. I think the warmer rainy cutter scenario is the least likely. Snow/ice storm most likely, with the likelihood of a suppressed system somewhere in between closer to the lower end. 

That's the way I see it as well. We should have a few windows into February too. I think most areas will make a run at average totals when it's all said and done.

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Nice setup for the storm potential in the 25-26th window, with a shortwave dropping southward over the western ridge and some of the energy in the southwest possibly getting involved.

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Big coastal storm potential here followed by another wave around Feb 1st. EPS advertising a very cold and active period upcoming.

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Well, the last 3-4 pages were an "interesting" read!!  I swear some people in this place.  Thanks to those who kept it grounded and real, no reason to abandon everything due to different deterministic solutions a week or more out.

To lighten the mood and give some hope, today is apparently "World Snow Day"!!!  Gotta be worth something!! :snowing::snowman:

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1 hour ago, poolz1 said:

Plenty to focus on in the medium range but hopefully we have this to look forward to as well.

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If the weeklies are correct, we’ll be mostly shielded from the canada torch and then winter ends on Feb 23 (unless march does something crazy)

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CPC latest ensemble forecast for the AO have it forecasted to go to -4 with a great consensus of members.

Meanwhile the NAO is forecasted to go negative at the same time the subtropical jet stream becomes more active.

This will lead to an increased probability of a MECS in the time frame of interest,  as mentioned by others here.

Let's Go !!! :snowman:

 

 

 

 

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