Winter 2026-2027. Historic Potential

[WxUSAF]

22 minutes ago, aldie 22 said:

Yeah that is tasty looking, that makes me wonder what potential that may have for us back here in the Shenandoah Valley

I really have no idea where you live anymore lol

[aldie 22]

1 hour ago, WxUSAF said:

I really have no idea where you live anymore lol

About 5 miles N of Winchester on the east side of 81

[WxUSAF]

1 hour ago, aldie 22 said:

About 5 miles N of Winchester on the east side of 81

Cool, thanks Winchester 22

[aldie 22]

8 minutes ago, WxUSAF said:

Cool, thanks Winchester 22

Right you can only change your name once every 3000 days so ill change it in 2036 assuming I still live here or still live period

[bncho]

weenie euro snowfall maps thru Feb 2027

feast or famine

[mitchnick]

NDJ and DJF mean sea level pressure anomalies off 8/1 Euro seasonal. 

 

[Nomz]

59 minutes ago, bncho said:

weenie euro snowfall maps thru Feb 2027

feast or famine

54” winter CONFIRMED

[Interstate]

1 hour ago, bncho said:

weenie euro snowfall maps thru Feb 2027

feast or famine

e44 it is.

[CAPE]

Jan and esp Feb look quite acceptable on the latest run. Beginning of winter is likely gonna suck so who cares about the 3 month maps. Best chance for a big East coast snowstorm will probably be mid Jan to mid Feb, but Dec is(subjectively) a modest improvement at h5 over the July run.

 

[Stormchaserchuck1]

1 hour ago, mitchnick said:

NDJ and DJF mean sea level pressure anomalies off 8/1 Euro seasonal. 

 

Yeah, give me a Super Nino STJ in -NAO/AO. I'm leaning towards above average snowfall right now. 

[Stormchaserchuck1]

6 hours ago, annunciated said:

Nice post. Record breaking El Nino it is! This Winter will be an interesting data point! I love extremes, gives a lot of information.

[TSSN+]

I’ll take Le tits now for 800.  

[annunciated]

1 hour ago, Interstate said:

e44 it is.

Just for fun, could you do KFFC (Atlanta)? Copernicus hadn't updated their datasets yet so I can't fetch it.

[IronTy]

On 8/4/2026 at 2:17 PM, RIC_WX said:

72-73 84"
82-83 89"
97-98 106"
15-16 79"

My POV is generally the milder the winter, the less upslope hence most of the seasons are below average BUT likely more synoptic snow from actual SLP systems.  None of these winters are particularly cold by Garrett standards.  

I am personally expecting lots of rain, a handful of significant paste bombs, and significantly less wind / cold as compared to the last two consecutive seasons.  But the sample size isn't large and the fact we basically managed 80%-90% of climo in the strongest ENSO events in the data set is still pretty good.

I'll take those numbers.  Hoping for at least one big storm I can go up ahead of time for and get snowed in.  

[frd]

On 8/3/2026 at 2:23 PM, Stormchaserchuck1 said:

I've just been looking at 500mb daily maps and we've had 4 good low peaks in the arctic this Summer. I think the actual AO index is not as positive as the -H5. 

PNA is recovering finally after a negative start to August. Let's see if it continues! 

[Stormchaserchuck1]

^Finally starting to get some N. Hemispheric response to El Nino