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Possible coastal storm centered on Feb 1 2026.


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Just now, WinterWolf said:

Hopefully it can get closer than 1/4/18 did…that would have been biblical had it gotten closer. But it gave us a good storm despite it being so far east. 

If I recall, that one kept inching further west on guidance, right up until go time.

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Just now, Spanks45 said:

If I recall, that one kept inching further west on guidance, right up until go time.

It did…but was still way the heck out there, and gave us a good storm, but it could have been so much better had it been closer. Let’s hope this can come closer than that did. 

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1 minute ago, WinterWolf said:

Hopefully it can get closer than 1/4/18 did…that would have been biblical had it gotten closer. But it gave us a good storm despite it being so far east. 

It went over the BM, it was the speed of movement that halted really insane totals. E MA only got a bit more than we did, 14-18 vs 10-14 over CT. But it was pretty close, great track, just was flying. you can see the sfc/h5 maps on my site if you click the link above. upper levels didn't close off early like this system is progged atm. 

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1 minute ago, The 4 Seasons said:

It went over the BM, it was the speed of movement that halted really insane totals. E MA only got a bit more than we did, 14-18 vs 10-14 over CT. But it was pretty close, great track, just was flying. you can see the sfc/h5 maps on my site if you click the link above. upper levels didn't close off early like this system is progged atm. 

I remember Joe Fury saying that it was just too far offshore for us, and that it could have been so much more.  


I Didn’t realize it went over the BM(but that is still a tad east for optimal impacts for WOR folks as you know). 

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GFS is one degree east of a perfect track for all of New England and the track it has now is pretty good for eastern New England, I would say. What's one degree in 144 hours? (one half of a mile per hour that's what). 

Course, it could shift 2 deg east then it's NS in the jackpot zone. As DIT says, snow breeds snow. You'll do fine.

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13 minutes ago, WeatherGeek2025 said:

and these are the possible paths this low may take

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The low moving east to west into PA won’t happen, but the second track isn’t impossible. I don’t like it, but it can and has happened before. It’s probably going to be east of that though.

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6 minutes ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

Don’t listen to the resident carnivore, this is a safe place to express your weather enthusiasm. Getting bunned comes with it.

It Was meant to help…a little constructive criticism was all. Nothing wrong with enthusiasm, just keep it real. 

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1 minute ago, George001 said:

The low moving east to west into PA won’t happen, but the second track isn’t impossible. I don’t like it, but it can and has happened before. It’s probably going to be east of that though.

Superstorm Sandy had something like that but you're right i would go with Euro AI that was just no computer model basis it was just my educated guess. I will have a snowmap tomorrow and i'm solely going to base my snowmap off the Euro AI guidance! Have a good evening!

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2 minutes ago, WeatherGeek2025 said:

Superstorm Sandy had something like that but you're right i would go with Euro AI that was just no computer model basis it was just my educated guess. I will have a snowmap tomorrow and i'm solely going to base my snowmap off the Euro AI guidance! Have a good evening!

Geek, this may not even get up here. So no maps until we’re sure this is coming up, and is close enough for a good hit. Tomorrow is not the time for a snow map.  Chill for a bit.  If it becomes more imminent…post your maps then. :thumbsup:

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