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Possible Record Breaking Cold + Snow Sunday 1/25 - Tuesday 1/27


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right now as it stands every model shows 6-12 inches of snow followed probably by a bunch of sleet. The GFS is the only model that shows pure snow for the city and west if you use kuchera probably getting around 12-18 inches according to GFS. Hopefully the GFS is right. Even if the other models that are showing that warm nose aloft it's fine we're still getting a good amount of snow followed by heavy sleet which will have staying power for our snow cover for weeks!

Euro Ai is more gfs like than euro like fyi.


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4 minutes ago, Jt17 said:


Euro Ai is more gfs like than euro like fyi.


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that's a great thing Euro AI is a good model probably the best i stand by it but maybe we're just going to get some sleet. But a 30 mile shift south could change the outcome to all snow. still another 72 hours until the first flakes come in. Plenty of time for that southern 30-40 mile shift! 

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7 minutes ago, donsutherland1 said:

I don't think anyone outside of NCEP can answer that, as one has no comparison to a control case (the model solutions without the additional data). 

Another flight is scheduled for 1/23 0z.

000
NOUS42 KNHC 211739
REPRPD
WEATHER RECONNAISSANCE FLIGHTS
CARCAH, NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER, MIAMI, FL.
1240 PM EST WED 21 JANUARY 2026
SUBJECT: WINTER SEASON PLAN OF THE DAY (WSPOD)
         VALID 22/1100Z TO 23/1100Z JANUARY 2026
         WSPOD NUMBER.....25-052 CORRECTION

I.  ATLANTIC REQUIREMENTS
    1. FLIGHT ONE - NOAA 49
       A. 23/0000Z
       B. NOAA9 03WSA TRACK66
       C. 22/2015Z
       D. 10 DROPS AS PUBLISHED ON TRACK BEGINNING WITH DROP POINT 3    
          AND ENDING WITH DROP POINT 2.
       E. AS HIGH AS POSSIBLE/ 22/2030Z TO 23/0230Z.

    2. OUTLOOK FOR SUCCEEDING DAY: POSSIBLE MISSION ALONG TRACK 66 
       FOR 24/0000Z.

II. PACIFIC REQUIREMENTS
    1. FLIGHT ONE - TEAL 75
       A. 23/0000Z
       B. AFXXX 12WSE IOP11
       C. 22/1830Z
       D. 25 DROPS APPROXIMATELY 60 NM APART WITHIN AN AREA BOUNDED 
          BY: 35.0N 130.0W, 35.0N 110.0W, 15.0N 110.0W, 
          AND 15.0N 130.0W
       E. AS HIGH AS POSSIBLE/ 22/2030Z TO 23/0230Z

    2. SUCCEEDING DAY OUTLOOK: A USAF WC-130J AIRCRAFT MAY FLY AN 
       ATMOSPHERIC RIVERS MISSIONS OVER THE EASTERN PACIFIC FOR THE 
       24/0000Z SYNOPTIC TIME.
    3. ADDITIONAL DAY OUTLOOK: TWO USAF WC-130J AIRCRAFT MAY FLY 
       ATMOSPHERIC RIVERS MISSIONS OVER THE CENTRAL AND EASTERN 
       PACIFIC FOR THE 25/0000Z SYNOPTIC TIME.

Paul Dorian of Arcfield Weather just mentioned that this new data won't be in the model runs till 12Z today.

 

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Just now, SnoSki14 said:

Yes but we do have an anchored and very strong Arctic high in place. Hence why highs will be in the teens on Sunday 

that's great but it's the mid levels that matter.  No one is raining.   Surface will be plenty cold.

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1 minute ago, Brian5671 said:

that's great but it's the mid levels that matter.  No one is raining.   Surface will be plenty cold.

The V-day sleetfest (still my favorite sleet storm ever) had temps in the teens and low 20s and a storng high anchored upstate. A mid level warmth push can happen regardless of the surface depiction, happens here all the time.

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6 minutes ago, mob1 said:

The V-day sleetfest (still my favorite sleet storm ever) had temps in the teens and low 20s and a storng high anchored upstate. A mid level warmth push can happen regardless of the surface depiction, happens here all the time.

I remember in 1994 there was moderate to heavy rain for a good part of the day with temps in the low 20s

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Just now, MJO812 said:

NBC lol

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Dude thats legit.

 

I never saw a forum like this. An Echo Chamber of wishcasting that never comes to be; and then theres a legit storm and the same people are talking themselves out of a storm.

You, who are continually measuring snow in a rain storm have a legit major snowstorm inbound. Just enjoy it and stop second guessing it

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3 minutes ago, allgame830 said:

And if that happens we probably dont dryslot and the whole area stays all snow like you said 

let's be realistic here for once the :weenie: that i am wants to believe that but when models show that warm nose aloft, forget we will change to sleet from yorktown and south! Look for a trend that could push that warm nose down to let's say staten island or whatever. and boom we will all be happy. It could happen you want an earlier south transfer and you want that coastal to crank, that thing is a pos right now 1004 millibar low very weak at this time as it is being depicted. You want some type of 996 or lower for a chance to actually cool down those columns really quick and not have that warm nose creep north any further!

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4 minutes ago, mob1 said:

It's just a blend of all models 

I think it also attempts to adjust for model biases.  That has to be the reason why the blend is currently higher than any of the models that it’s blending.  
 

there was a slightly confusing post in the mid Atlantic sub forum that suggested that a few recent high ratio storms that were positive busts account for the strong positive adjustment that it’s clearly making here

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8 minutes ago, WeatherGeek2025 said:

Stole this from NE @WeatherWillynot sure how accurate this model is NBM

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From my review the NBM

 

General weighting philosophy

Time RangeHeavier Weight

0–24hHRRR, RAP, obs

24–48hNAM, HRRR, HREF

48–72hNAM + globals

3–5 daysEuro, CMC, ensembles

5–7 daysEnsembles dominate

It’s NOAA/NWS’s official blended forecast system, designed to combine many models, ensembles, and observations into a single, statistically optimized forecast for sensible weather (temps, precip, wind, snow, etc.).

 

What goes into the NBM (Inputs)?

Global Models

  • ECMWF (Euro)

  • GFS

  • CMC (GGEM)

  • UKMET

  • ICON (limited elements)

Ensembles

  • EPS

  • GEFS

  • GEPS

  • HREF (short range)

Regional / Mesoscale

  • HRRR

  • NAM / NAM-Nest

  • RAP

  • RGEM

Observations & Post-Processing

  • Surface observations

  • Climatology

  • MOS-style bias correction

  • Downscaling to fine grids (~2.5 km)

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10 minutes ago, WeatherGeek2025 said:

Stole this from NE @WeatherWillynot sure how accurate this model is NBM

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The NBM you posted seems to be using inflated snow-liquid ratios.  Compare the NBM version 5 (experimental) with the 4.3 (operational), the same as what you posted.  The experimental version 5 snowfall amounts make more sense given the model QPF.

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