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The Allsnow Blizzard of 2026


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3 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:

It's not.   It's near the top for performance.    I was mostly kidding above but we've seen the last 2 bigger storms miss to the S and E so it's possible but at day 5-6 anything's on the table

i'm sticking with a blend of GFS and Euro Ai those are better models. I would rate euro as good as icon or ukmet!

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GEFS ensemble guidance was not fully onboard either and the Euro - AI was further east - southeast and could easily follow the Euro OP

The Euro and Euro AI aren't very really related from my understanding, which explains why their solutions are vastly different very often. And unless 6z was noticeably better than 12z for Euro OP, then 12z is much better than 0z from last night.


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3 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:

People hear what they want to hear-got to look at it all and the seasonal trend-when was the last time we had a benchmark storm?

now i don't claim to have a great handle on this stuff, but i saw people here saying the recent big snow to sleet storm was a benchmark storm...so what defines a benchmark storm? because i have seen big ones that were not exactly miller a bowling balls.....this last big one and jan 2005 come to mind.

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5 minutes ago, mriceyman said:


Means were due lol


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i think we had our big storm this year; and it was a doozy. as for being due.....where you around from 1984-93? ok, jan 87 featured a good one in north jersey and one in south jersey. and that was it. we can go a long time between big snows. we just went 5 years, though 2024 had a big one locally here in nj, i believe it was an inverted trough, help me out here folks.....

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3 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:

with marginal temps would need heavier precip otherwise urban areas could have trouble accumulating lighter rates

agreed also after reviewing all the 12Z guidance I would say IMO there is a 50/50 chance of a SECS and a 30 % chance of a MECS - what does everyone else think percentage wise ?

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1 minute ago, Brian5671 said:

with marginal temps would need heavier precip otherwise urban areas could have trouble accumulating lighter rates

At this point the only things off the table IMO are a cutter or runner. I think the only 2 questions that remain are is this a hit? Or is it south/OTS? With 5-6 days to go, either one is certainly possible

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