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January Medium/Long Range: A snowy January ahead?


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Just now, stormtracker said:

My outlook could be totally wrong because I'm not sure wtf we are hoping for

I’m kinda thinking our best shot at a decent snow might be the NS out of the way more and allow the moisture to ride the trough more. It’s lower upside but getting any kind of phase is becoming unlikely. 

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2 minutes ago, Ralph Wiggum said:

12 days brings us to the 19th. That gives us 12 days at the end of the month to get to AN precip  *if* nothing pops up  before then. That is plenty of time, the month is far from over. See late Jan 1987 as an example.

*would be 100% for Jan 1987 as a repeat for 2025*

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3 minutes ago, Ralph Wiggum said:

12 days brings us to the 19th. That gives us 12 days at the end of the month to get to AN precip  *if* nothing pops up  before then. That is plenty of time, the month is far from over. See late Jan 1987 as an example.

Yep. And like I said, this week was really an early bonus...To me, our prime climo is Jan 15th-PD. There have been great winters where the goods didn't come until that period anyway.

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I think we have a courtesy L pressure to the north letting the southern L to pass through first.  What is causing it to hang out between hours 57 and 81?  It basically doesn't move.  I am not a meterologist so I am seriously asking.  I have never seen that without blocking.  Is it because of the system we are watching to the south?

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2 hours ago, 87storms said:

Friday's squall'y day is underrated.  I actually think that was more exciting weather-wise than yesterday lol, at least up here where I received about 0.5" after 8am.

It did snow harder Friday but I got 8” and some good moderate to heavy rates for many hours with this 

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2 hours ago, psuhoffman said:

The next strong signal for a storm across guidance isn’t until day 12-15. Hopefully something comes up before then but unfortunately the overly suppressed dry fears might be becoming more likely which was always the most likely issue with this pattern. 

The cold air was solid but gentle this time, I think a general trend of cold but unusually non suppressive will occur.

Damn sure fun so far. 

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56 minutes ago, Maestrobjwa said:

Yep. And like I said, this week was really an early bonus...To me, our prime climo is Jan 15th-PD. There have been great winters where the goods didn't come until that period anyway.

That’s always how it’s been historically, but over the last decade it seems to have shifted to the first three weeks of January. I have no idea if that’s just a weird coincidence like Dec. 5 was in the 2000’s, or if it’s a shift towards a new normal.

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