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Mid-Long Range Discussion 2026


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1 hour ago, Upstate Tiger said:

Out to 330 but overall the Euro is much dryer than the GFS up to this point

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At least that period looks “interesting”. As said above, VERY few times do we get anything that isn’t at least hinted on by models in advance and that is especially true this year with the total lack of any systems at all even in warm stretches 

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51 minutes ago, Jimbo! said:


I’d almost book that snow in Danville. Having spinal fusion surgery on the 14th so it will snow that weekend just like my hip replacement late dec 2016 featured brutal cold n snow the following weekend.


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This forecast is just as accurate as the weather models.. and a lot cheaper. Let’s see if it verifies.

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31 minutes ago, wncsnow said:

The models actually trended worse overnight and most developed a SE Ridge... I wouldn't pay much attention to last night's GFS. It already switched up at 6Z

One minute its SER, the next its cross polar flow and snowfall again for the oil rigs in the Gulf. Hoping we find some balance here soon (we won’t).

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Euro is struggling to find anything in the STJ and is shearing out everything coming from the NW. very Nina look. Very dry. We will continue to see the dry looks unless we find a way to eject some energy east from the Baja lows that keep showing up. What has/continues to worry me is the complete and utter failure of the southern stream and wave breaking even if we get a decent PNA ridge. One would think some energy would slide under it as the NS is constricted but we keep seeing cutoff Baja lows that never move east 

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31 minutes ago, NorthHillsWx said:

Euro is struggling to find anything in the STJ and is shearing out everything coming from the NW. very Nina look. Very dry. We will continue to see the dry looks unless we find a way to eject some energy east from the Baja lows that keep showing up. What has/continues to worry me is the complete and utter failure of the southern stream and wave breaking even if we get a decent PNA ridge. One would think some energy would slide under it as the NS is constricted but we keep seeing cutoff Baja lows that never move east 

We need more help from the pacific jet. You can see on models just how retracted it gets later in runs. It’s funny that we always get too much of the pacific jet or too little but never just enough lol.

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12 minutes ago, WinstonSalemArlington said:

Juneuary

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1. The good news is that this is very old news as regards the models.

2. In addition, for the SE this for the most part will likely not be nearly as warm as the late Dec torch nor as long.

3. This refers to today through Monday. But in reality the warmth ends with a transition by Sat night.

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1 hour ago, SEwakenosnowforu said:

I love this board! it's a roller coaster of emotion though. When I check in later tonight everyone will be cliff diving again!

I jumped off the cliff, crashed out, and landed in nothing but hopium below. This hobby won’t let you go that easily 

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