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Winter 2026-2027. Historic Potential


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4 hours ago, Ji said:

yikes....guy had init: august 26

Someone got tricked. The ECMWF Seasonal forecast is a component of the Copernicus, which is an ensemble of multiple models. Now hold your ears- what we talkin about here is the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S). Apparently the latest edition was released on the 26th.

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41 minutes ago, CAPE said:

Someone got tricked. The ECMWF Seasonal forecast is a component of the Copernicus, which is an ensemble of multiple models. Now hold your ears- what we talkin about here is the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S). Apparently the latest edition was released on the 26th.

Or maybe just August 2026

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23 minutes ago, mitchnick said:

Or maybe just August 2026

Yes, Aug 26th, but the new Euro Seasonal isnt due out for a couple more days, which means that product included the early August edition. That is clearly not the Sept edition of the ECMWF Seasonal forecast for Feb 2027, as is suggested by Ji. Now whether he misinterpreted it or the dude who posted it fucked up, I have no idea lol.

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Just now, mitchnick said:

I haven't had an AN snowfall season since 20/21. I'm needing this one bad.

Hopefully you aren't too far east for this one. :yikes:

I have learned that Ninas are better for snow here relative to avg, at least since 2016. I can cope with lots of cold rain this winter if that's how it ends up.

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42 minutes ago, CAPE said:

Hopefully you aren't too far east for this one. :yikes:

I have learned that Ninas are better for snow here relative to avg, at least since 2016. I can cope with lots of cold rain this winter if that's how it ends up.

Before I got the place here in fall 2019, it did pretty well with Niñas and always substantially better than BWI. Showmethesnow used to routinely humiliate BWI totals. But that changed after I moved here except for 20/21. :(

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13 hours ago, CAPE said:

Someone got tricked. The ECMWF Seasonal forecast is a component of the Copernicus, which is an ensemble of multiple models. Now hold your ears- what we talkin about here is the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S). Apparently the latest edition was released on the 26th.

Take that source with a giant grain of salt....the Europeweather site views everything through snow/cold goggles.

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39 minutes ago, mitchnick said:

Updated Euro seasonal. A touch warmer for the winter months by around .5C. Still wet. Link to everything off this run.

https://charts.ecmwf.int/?facets={"Product type"%3A["Experimental%3A AIFS"]%2C"Parameters"%3A[]%2C"Type"%3A[]%2C"Range"%3A["Seasonal"]}

Maybe @Weather Will can post some of the monthly maps when he gets a chance.  

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27 minutes ago, mitchnick said:

Maybe @Weather Will can post some of the monthly maps when he gets a chance.  

I could but not going to bother lol. I am sure he will post 10 maps. Its very similar to last month but yes each winter month is a bit milder than the last run for the MA and NE. Milder across the south too. Nothing remarkably different at h5. 

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I could but not going to bother lol. I am sure he will post 10 maps. Its very similar to last month but yes each winter month is a bit milder than the last run for the MA and NE. Milder across the south too. Nothing remarkably different at h5. 

Combine the euro cfs and cansips and we probably good lol
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