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Late February/Early March 2026 Mid-Long Range


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2 minutes ago, mitchnick said:

I'll be shocked if Euro doesn't jump on board with something along the lines of a bomb this run.

Got a feeling its gonna be a dud because it always does this when other models have hits for some reason

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Just now, bncho said:

There's just no accumulations at all, lol. It outputs it as rain 

The "best guess" precipitation is not always accurate, nor the precip type on the maps. I think you probably have a mix with very wet snow dominant which is lousy for accumulations. Jmho

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2 minutes ago, Amped said:

The closest 500mb analogs to this setup are probably March 1958 and December 1992. Not that its going to play out like either of those at the surface.

I was talking to @TSSN+ and @HighStakes earlier this evening and said March 58 was a decent analog in terms of the general setup. March 58 maxed out so don’t expect that. The issue with analogs is often the analog used was the max event for that type of pattern and 99/100 repeats of the same setup won’t reach that level or extreme. Although the potential exists if it went perfectly. A more likely outcome is always a less extreme version. 

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41 minutes ago, bncho said:

tf is the UKMET doing with the thermals??

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Now if they did happen can it go in my book?

36 minutes ago, mitchnick said:

Like I said, I  can see where this is going, and it's east with the goodies in keeping with Niña tradition. 

That is a very valid concern and odds favor a miss to the east in a Nina but not EVERY time goes that way, so we can’t just assume. But yes my biggest fear would be a weaker primary with a late bombing tightly wound miller b that crushes east of us. That’s the hecs MO for Nina 

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3 minutes ago, psuhoffman said:

Now if they did happen can it go in my book?

That is a very valid concern and odds favor a miss to the east in a Nina but not EVERY time goes that way, so we can’t just assume. But yes my biggest fear would be a weaker primary with a late bombing tightly wound miller b that crushes east of us. That’s the hecs MO for Nina 

That's the lean so far with every model that shows a storm. EuroAI is now running, but I  wouldn't expect it to pick up on that nuance at this stage...but it could based on our luck I suppose. 

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2 minutes ago, mitchnick said:

That's the lean so far with every model that shows a storm. EuroAI is now running, but I  wouldn't expect it to pick up on that nuance at this stage...but it could based on our luck I suppose. 

Ggem just came around. I’d wait a run to assume it’s settled on a final idea. All the guidance right now still has a healthy enough primary that we get a good snowstorm of not the HECS places east of us would get. There is time to see it adjust either way.  My bigger fear is the primary trends dryer and it becomes a pure miller b which would carry the threat of a real screw job up here. 

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1 minute ago, mitchnick said:

2 things. 1, it's definitely learning. And 2, let's everyone quit putting this thing on a pedestal, because it jumps around with the rest of them.

It's also 7 days out, if it wasn't jumping around 7 days out, it would have been the greatest thing in meteorology since like weather baloons lol

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