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Mid-Long Range Discussion 2026


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Any rain with this weekend storm system will be extremely beneficial. Severe drought has exploded in area across the southeast and now 1/3 of NC (up from less than 1% last week) is in the severe drought category. Western areas and mountains should do well but central piedmont and coastal plain look to whiff, again 

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1 hour ago, olafminesaw said:

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This event is very close to being a whopper for I-85 north. It’s a classic look for a major winter storm in the upper southeast. We just need a bit more help with digging and tilt. It would be really nice if our source region for cold wasn’t baking right now. 

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We need that full phase to capitalize but so far, our source issue for cold looks better. Some really cold, dry air lurking just to the north…The gfs would likely be fine in that regard at this range - 1032 over lower Ontario. CAD would likely trend stouter until go time. Icon is less enthused about the thermals but shows exactly what you can do if the northern stream and southern stream decide to mingle. It was very close to a solid 4-8” event for central/western NC northward. Just needed a few small tweaks.

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10 minutes ago, BooneWX said:

We need that full phase to capitalize but so far, our source issue for cold looks better. Some really cold, dry air lurking just to the north…The gfs would likely be fine in that regard at this range - 1032 over lower Ontario. CAD would likely trend stouter until go time. Icon is less enthused about the thermals but shows exactly what you can do if the northern stream and southern stream decide to mingle. It was very close to a solid 4-8” event for central/western NC northward. Just needed a few small tweaks.

Reloads nicely after the 15th as well. Very cold run after the pattern change

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If the GFS is right we’ve got 2 chances at a storm from the 15th-19th, and maybe more after but don’t wanna look too far ahead. If we can just kick this missed/late phase trend we’ve been on for a few years now. Feels like we had a long run of just about everything being amped up qpf bombs and now we’ve swung hard in the other direction.

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GFS with a 990 100 miles east of where we want it isn’t a bad spot to be 7 days out. AI similar and ICON is a mountains-Virginia major storm. Definitely a signal consolidating for that timeframe. Let’s see if trends continue with regards to phasing and trough placement 

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3 minutes ago, NorthHillsWx said:

GFS with a 990 100 miles east of where we want it isn’t a bad spot to be 7 days out. AI similar and ICON is a mountains-Virginia major storm. Definitely a signal consolidating for that timeframe. Let’s see if trends continue with regards to phasing and trough placement 

Would love to see the Euro be on board but thats Dr. No to lol

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If we waste that look around MLK Day on the euro, we suck. 
 

- Extremely tall west coast ridge

- deep deep eastern trough

- a little bit of ridging in west Atlantic

- SER nowhere in sight 

- troughing east of Hawaii

If you showed me the 500mb look with no context, I’d assume you’re showing me an analog for a memorable storm.

 

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20 minutes ago, BooneWX said:

If we waste that look around MLK Day on the euro, we suck. 
 

- Extremely tall west coast ridge

- deep deep eastern trough

- a little bit of ridging in west Atlantic

- SER nowhere in sight 

- troughing east of Hawaii

If you showed me the 500mb look with no context, I’d assume you’re showing me an analog for a memorable storm.

 

We tend to suck a lot nowadays 

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