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Mid-Long Range Discussion 2026


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UK was terrible. EURO was not great but it was mostly due to the energy being less consolidated than a bad trend with regards to placement, etc. think as someone else stated we’ve reached the stage of models jumping around. We’re still 4 days out our storms are never nailed down at this range. Watch those two closely we don’t want to separate into GFS vs the world 

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 The 12Z Euro was good for the E Carolinas and extra good from part of SE GA into the E FL panhandle. Of course I’d love for it to verify similarly in this area, but I’m still leaning to the 1/28-9/14 type of NW model trend like the 12Z GFS did due to similar indices to take most or all of it away. We’ll see as every case is somewhat unique:

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10 minutes ago, NorthHillsWx said:

UK was terrible. EURO was not great but it was mostly due to the energy being less consolidated than a bad trend with regards to placement, etc. think as someone else stated we’ve reached the stage of models jumping around. We’re still 4 days out our storms are never nailed down at this range. Watch those two closely we don’t want to separate into GFS vs the world 

Euro just needs to be amped a little more. Hope we will see it come in with more juice the next couple of days.

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The 12z EPS and GEFS are pretty much identically overlaid on top of each other with the same amount of coverage, the subtle difference seems to be the overall strength and intensity of the storm more so than the track. So I think the question at this point is how does the storm evolve as far as strength and does the wave come out flat or does it become more neutral and neg tilt that will make the difference in accumulations. Confidence is there that we will see an area of low-pressure track across the Gulf, but how strong does it get?

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9 minutes ago, WXNewton said:

The 12z EPS and GEFS are pretty much identically overlaid on top of each other with the same amount of coverage, the subtle difference seems to be the overall strength and intensity of the storm more so than the track. So I think the question at this point is how does the storm evolve as far as strength and does the wave come out flat or does it become more neutral and neg tilt that will make the difference in accumulations. Confidence is there that we will see an area of low-pressure track across the Gulf, but how strong does it get?

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Central/East NC and SC are in a really good spot at this juncture

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 Imho, it’s getting close to a good time for someone to start a 1/18/26 storm threat thread. Other opinions?

 12Z EPS mean looks very nice for many though of course many others won’t like as is almost always the case; regardless this shows there’s plenty of spread still:

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24 minutes ago, GaWx said:

 Imho, it’s getting close to a good time for someone to start a 1/18/26 storm threat thread. Other opinions?

 12Z EPS mean looks very nice for many though of course many others won’t like as is almost always the case; regardless this shows there’s plenty of spread still:

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12Z EPS members:

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Was hoping for better but this has a ways to go.  No sampling and we are mid-day Wednesday and this is a Sunday event.  

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8 minutes ago, WXNewton said:

Mark it down, someone is going to get NAM'ed tomorrow! 

I haven't been NAM'ed in about 4 years.  Would love to see it.

On side note, GSP AFD is not out yet.  I suspect those guys are bit busy with all that's transpiring over the next several days...mountain snow the next 24 hours, bitter cold, and weekend potential.  

EDIT: https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=NWS&issuedby=GSP&product=AFD&format=ci&version=1&glossary=1&highlight=off

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Just now, strongwxnc said:


The thing about being NAM’ed is feast or famine. I can tell you one thing the closer to you are I’d live and die by the nam’s Thermo profiles!


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Ironically, unless all other models fold to the GFS, warm air aloft could be the savior of many with this system 

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I think we can wait until tomorrow to start a storm thread. Until last night there really wasn’t much consensus on there even being a storm would like it to remain on models for a full day before jumping into a thread personally. There isn’t really anything else going on besides in the mountain forum so nothing would be confused with this discussion at this time 

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7 minutes ago, NorthHillsWx said:

I think we can wait until tomorrow to start a storm thread. Until last night there really wasn’t much consensus on there even being a storm would like it to remain on models for a full day before jumping into a thread personally. There isn’t really anything else going on besides in the mountain forum so nothing would be confused with this discussion at this time 

Thanks for your thoughts on this. For comparison, @eyewall started the 1/10-11/25 thread 4 days out and @Brick Tamlandstarted the 1/21-2/25 thread 3 days out. So, starting it tomorrow would match Brick’s timing for 1/21-2.

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