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1/23/26-1/25/26 Winter Storm Thread


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1 minute ago, John1122 said:

I think the Canadian is off it's rocker. It's amped up and throwing out 4+ inches of frozen QPF in spots. It gives me 2.5 inches of QPF as sleet. That would be 7.5 inches of sleet. Then it caps it off with an inch of freezing rain. 

I agree.  It is certainly the outlier from a qpf, storm track, and temp perspective 

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Just now, John1122 said:

I think the Canadian is off it's rocker. It's amped up and throwing out 4+ inches of frozen QPF in spots. It gives me 2.5 inches of QPF as sleet. That would be 7.5 inches of sleet. Then it caps it off with an inch of freezing rain. 

Sharpy over west/middle TN was very wonky. Like temp blasted above 850 in just a hundred or so feet quite like I've never seen before.

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2 minutes ago, Wurbus said:

Nevermind. Gets warm and gives most of us freezing rain and sleet

It did look a little colder at all levels than 12z for a bit, but it looks like it sent a low west of the apps which turned us to rain and then back to sleet at the end. No big zone of freezing rain at least, unlike the CMC

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The 00z Ukie and even at 12z seems to have a more WSW-ENE orientation to the snow axis compared to the EURO/GFS which are more west to east. CMC though further north seems similar to the Ukie in terms of the orientation. Maybe related to the placement of the high pressure over Minnesota and how fast it presses southeast? Or something else about how the energy moves east from Baja?

Edit: Might just be a trick of the state boundaries on my eyes on the map, lol

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Just now, WintryMixmaster said:

The 00z Ukie and even at 12z seems to have a more WSW-ENE orientation to the snow axis compared to the EURO/GFS which are more west to east. CMC though further north seems similar to the Ukie in terms of the orientation. Maybe related to the placement of the high pressure over Minnesota and how fast it presses southeast? Or something else about how the energy moves east from Baja?

The Baja is picked up/phased in more on the UKMET/CMC which packs the punch needed to split the high pressure and cut north. 

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1 minute ago, WintryMixmaster said:

The 00z Ukie and even at 12z seems to have a more WSW-ENE orientation to the snow axis compared to the EURO/GFS which are more west to east. CMC though further north seems similar to the Ukie in terms of the orientation. Maybe related to the placement of the high pressure over Minnesota and how fast it presses southeast? Or something else about how the energy moves east from Baja?

Just more amplification on surface LP...blasts 850 front way further north. If you want 2 models to be against you, those are the 2

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With the Baja ejecting...we end up with a double moisture feed from the Gulf and the Pacific..if there is cyclogenisis (Ukie/GEM) the 850 winds (howling from south on those 2) are going to shove the 850 frontal right over top the low level arctic cold. A wave is only going to shove it right close to the southern border, 850 winds way weaker.

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