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January 2026 Medium/Long Range Discussion


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Verbatim the 06z GFS is a crusher for s.e. VA probably 24-36 inches and only analogue I know about would be March 1-2, 1980. I believe that one gave DC area 5-10"  and cut off in s.e. PA to ACY. Stalled, looped and went off towards Newfoundland. Northeast states stayed dry and very cold (record cold in fact)

Disclaimer -- not my forecast for what this will actually do, just a p.b.p. of the model run.  

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8 minutes ago, Ji said:

Is there any chance this could not dig as far south as being shown?

The pac ridge could be overdone a bit?

Im already feeling out back this way...you might still have a shot but you have seen this one before...prepare yourself today for the trend. Hopefully im wrong because that happens often but all of those maps look familiar to me.

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20 minutes ago, winter_warlock said:

 How do u know they get worse?

No one does, but this last storm showed big hits lots of snow for the area. Once data start getting injested things changed from big snows to a lot of sleet and freezing rain.

What did the models for this storm? Something this far out big hits of snow and now moving to more ENE. 

Just my observation 

 

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I think we need the h5 to close off and not be neutral but negative to hit dc to Boston. Just not gonna get there. This has happened in the past where cape May got 2 feet and Philly got nothing. So close. This one is gonna sting


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