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February 2026 Medium/ Long Range Discussion: Buckle Up!


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19 minutes ago, 87storms said:

There’s no “easy” way, but having a gulf that’s available for overrunning is the “best” way.

Never get the hype with overrunning events. In theory, seems great but it almost always comes down to us somehow trying to thread this impossible needle between an amped up system that bring temp issues and a colder storm that has no juice.

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I make a motion that we as a board accept and understand that modeling the atmosphere given its dynamics and fluidness and wetness and dryness and butterfly farts and what not and putting that model in motion and expecting it to be spot on at any point more than 24 hours from any event for any one precise set of locations is a fool's hope and instead use the models for the tools they are to identify potential periods of unsettled weather and plan accordingly.

Do I hear a second?

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1 minute ago, North Balti Zen said:

I make a motion that we as a board accept and understand that modeling the atmosphere given its dynamics and fluidness and wetness and dryness and butterfly farts and what not and putting that model in motion and expecting it to be spot on at any point more than 24 hours from any event for any one precise set of locations is a fool's hope and instead use the models for the tools they are to identify potential periods of unsettled weather and plan accordingly.

Do I hear a second?

I think most people can agree to this sentiment but it will never change the fact that people will weenie or deb over specific model results at range. It’s the nature of the game 

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2 minutes ago, Bob Chill said:

Ukie's version of next week has a dominant southern shortwave. Nothing is resolved and there is potential for this to become something more interesting than a messy temp problem frontal passage 

 

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it's also kinda there on the ICON. more east, just as positively tilted

 

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https://www.outerbanksvoice.com/live-traffic-cams/

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1 minute ago, Stormchaserchuck1 said:

AO is tanked; we are in a cold pattern for a while. I'd watch for when this starts rising up to neutral, for a bigger storm chance - around V-day or right after. 

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Looks like we've got a shot at all 3 met winter months having below average temps?

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14 minutes ago, Bob Chill said:

Ukie's version of next week has a dominant southern shortwave. Nothing is resolved and there is potential for this to become something more interesting than a messy temp problem frontal passage 

585dm in Salt Lake City in the dead middle of Winter! Quite a Winter they are having out there in the Rockies and West coast, for a much of the area it's the #1 warmest Winter on record to date (since Dec 1). Makes me nervous about a Stronger El Nino next year.

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6 minutes ago, Stormchaserchuck1 said:

585dm in Salt Lake City in the dead middle of Winter! Quite a Winter they are having out there in the Rockies and West coast, for a much of the area it's the #1 warmest Winter on record to date (since Dec 1). Makes me nervous about a Stronger El Nino next year.

Since this year was an east-based Nina, do you think we could make that into a west-based Nino?

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22 minutes ago, Bob Chill said:

Ukie's version of next week has a dominant southern shortwave. Nothing is resolved and there is potential for this to become something more interesting than a messy temp problem frontal passage 

 

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Yeah but isn't that essentially the same mechanism shoving it OTS as what's happening this weekend?

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17 minutes ago, Stormchaserchuck1 said:

AO is tanked; we are in a cold pattern for a while. I'd watch for when this starts rising up to neutral, for a bigger storm chance - around V-day or right after. 

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My winter storms books mention that we often score when the NAO relaxes to a less negative state.  If we're gonna get a big one this year I think it'll be just as this cold pattern is getting ready to flip and then we get our storm followed by warm temps.  

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