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Mid-Long Range Discussion 2026


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16 minutes ago, wncsnow said:

Need the NAO to trend a bit stronger negative to help switch up the Pacific. There's positive signs, especially after the first week of January. Getting that subtropical jet going will be huge. 

Definitely the best look we’ve had in a while! I like where we’re at. Could all go to pot but for now it’s hard not to weenie. I think someone on the east coast is getting a big dog and I love our odds with ample cold on this side of the globe. 

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Just now, BooneWX said:

Definitely the best look we’ve had in a while! I like where we’re at. Could all go to pot but for now it’s hard not to weenie. I think someone on the east coast is getting a big dog and I love our odds with ample cold on this side of the globe. 

Get that STJ going and cold nearby and eventually we will get more than a cold rain

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It’s really encouraging to see that classic southern slider footprint present in the long term snowfall means. I just hope we don’t get too much cold press and suppress everything but with the southern jet looking as active as it does, we’re likely to see some really amped storms to balance things out. 

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5 minutes ago, BooneWX said:

It’s really encouraging to see that classic southern slider footprint present in the long term snowfall means. I just hope we don’t get too much cold press and suppress everything but with the southern jet looking as active as it does, we’re likely to see some really amped storms to balance things out. 

At this range, looking too cold is usually a good thing.

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GEFS shows a terrible pattern in the long range with the -PNA returning pretty much cooking winter for weeks. 

EPS looks better but still not a slam dunk pattern either. Some slight changes have led for it to be warmer for most in the 7 to 14 day period. Let's hope the-NAO can trend stronger. Still not confident the Pacific is going to help us at all this winter. 

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