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February 2026 Medium/ Long Range Discussion: 150K Salary Needed to Post


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2 hours ago, Terpeast said:

And btw, the pattern we just had really delivered. We just didn’t have all of the luck on our side. Could just as easily have had 2 blizzards in one week, so if I see Jan 2026 analog again, I’ll by honking loudly about it.

Yep, our historically run in the past 10 years has been a combination of failing to get good patterns combined with the extremely frustrating habit of wasting the patterns we do get. Is what it is but does continue to sting that we are going to exit another rare respite in our bad patterns with two close calls. 

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30 minutes ago, SnowenOutThere said:

Yep, our historically run in the past 10 years has been a combination of failing to get good patterns combined with the extremely frustrating habit of wasting the patterns we do get. Is what it is but does continue to sting that we are going to exit another rare respite in our bad patterns with two close calls. 

Nothing new. Lived through some bad runs and plenty of close misses here. 

At least everything is still white here with 6 ft snow piles as if we had just gotten a flush hit. 

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25 minutes ago, Blizzard of 93 said:

18z AI EPS is interested in a potential Winter storm window during Valentines/Presidents Day weekend.

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Yes, the week 12-14 which could be snow, sleet, freezing rain for Delaware.  That's what the long range is showing right now. That would not be fun after this one we had.

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32 minutes ago, Blizzard of 93 said:

18z AI EPS is interested in a potential Winter storm window during Valentines/Presidents Day weekend.

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Looks like a potential swfe overrunning event from midwest to NE, but could include us depending on how well we hang onto the cold. Usual disclaimer applies

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2 hours ago, Blizzard of 93 said:

18z AI EPS is interested in a potential Winter storm window during Valentines/Presidents Day weekend.

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The H5 charts may be fine but the ECMWF AI ens often grossly inflates the snowfall expectations. Gave me 16.5 inches last week and I received 6.   On Dec. 8 it gave me 12 and I received 3.5".

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6 minutes ago, AlexD1990 said:

So sick of the cold without snow. This snowcrete shit is for the birds too. I'm actually wishing for a warmup at this point if it's not going to snow. Tired of having to worry about frozen pipes in my old ass house.

Based on what others have said there’s going to be a ridge bridge that should warm us up. For all of three days, and it could be a “warm up” that takes us from arctic to slightly above seasonal.

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25 minutes ago, snowfan said:

Book your tee times, plant those spring bulbs, get the grill ready...

 

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I can't believe we're not going to stay this cold. I'm shocked theres a warmup after weeks record cold, snowpack, frozen bay. I hope our snowmobile trails hold up. Oh wait. This is Maryland, not the Tug lol. 

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All 3 Ensembles depict a chance for a winter storm mid month. That has looked like the most favorable window for awhile now. The difference compared to now is enough of a pattern change to inhibit significantly below avg cold to make it into our area, so as it looks currently, marginal cold would have to do it along with a favorable storm track and dynamics. That's all stuff that cant be resolved this far out.

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