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Possible coastal storm centered on Feb 1 2026.


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9 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Wycoff gone Wild

Yeah. I mean there’s a chance he’s right but it’s still very uncertain. You don’t want to overstate it to the public yet because then they will go wild too. 

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23 minutes ago, Nomz said:

crossposting from MA to get y'alls opinions: I don't really buy the extreme east double barrel low depicted on the 18z euro, and to a greater extent, the 00z NAM. Doesn't really feel super realistic.

I agree with this. With this particular solution everything looks actually good until just about the 72-hour mark. That's when its development is slower and plays this game with the little spokes of convection. The low then stretches itself out when it should just be bombing out going north. Very strange look. Of course, anything outside of at least 36-48 hours to be on this 84-hour NAM will most definitely have a different look/solution by about 6z (3:00 AM this coming morning)

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2 minutes ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

Yeah, I'll have to look back, it was probably closer to 6" but still a maddening disappointment relative to forecasts.  

The ground blizzard that followed had us down to bare ground in open spots

Some of that was bad luck, but even if this hits, the bandy nature with hills on either side of us in the valley and subby zones in between doesn't bode particularly well.  But whatev, even a couple more inches to freshen up this enormous pack would be cool.

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6 minutes ago, radarman said:

The ground blizzard that followed had us down to bare ground in open spots

Some of that was bad luck, but even if this hits, the bandy nature with hills on either side of us in the valley and subby zones in between doesn't bode particularly well.  But whatev, even a couple more inches to freshen up this enormous pack would be cool.

Yes, I would take some refresher inches.   Unless this can pull dramatically further NW as a dynamic system we might be better off with an occluded storm but an expanded precipitation field out this way.  Get a 2"- 4" over 10 hours type deal.  

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34 minutes ago, WeatherGeek2025 said:

it's an AI agent that has been injected with all available computer models out there on the internet that came up with that track!

Did the AI agent weight all these models the same, without regard for the crap that some of them are?

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