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January Medium/Long Range: A snowy January ahead?


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Honestly laughable differences on the GFS from 6 hours ago. We need to put another upgrade on the table for this thing. NCEP really should consolidate to a HiRes model/HREF type output that goes to 180 hours and eliminate NAM, SREF, etc. A short range hi-res and that and be done with it. 

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  On 1/14/2025 at 10:18 PM, DDweatherman said:

Honestly laughable differences on the GFS from 6 hours ago. We need to put another upgrade on the table for this thing. NCEP really should consolidate to a HiRes model/HREF type output that goes to 180 hours and eliminate NAM, SREF, etc. A short range hi-res and that and be done with it. 

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Model is performing miserably in verification scores. It needs help 

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  On 1/14/2025 at 10:14 PM, Terpeast said:

GFS might suppress this one, but might be overdoing the cold/PV again like it did last time.

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That 1050+mb high it keeps showing would challenge records for the highest barometric pressure in the Central Plains.  Hopefully that’s an indication it’s overdone.

January 7, 2015 set the previous records in these cities:

  • Grand Island, Nebraska (1056.9 millibars)
  • Lincoln, Nebraska (1055.9 millibars)
  • Omaha, Nebraska (1055.3 millibars)
  • Concordia, Kansas (1055.1 millibars)
  • Topeka, Kansas (1054.3 millibars)
  • Des Moines, Iowa (1052.15 millibars)
  • North Little Rock, Arkansas (1045.07 millibars)

 

 

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  On 1/14/2025 at 10:28 PM, Terpeast said:

I do, but its through my job. We compare AI models with all other NWP models in the 1-5, 6-10, 11-15 day ranges. 

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That's awesome. Wish we could see but great to perform that service to assist the general public. You'd think the AI "models" would only get better over time. 

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  On 1/14/2025 at 10:24 PM, WVclimo said:

That 1050+mb high it keeps showing would challenge records for the highest barometric pressure in the Central Plains.  Hopefully that’s an indication it’s overdone.

January 7, 2015 set the previous records in these cities:

  • Grand Island, Nebraska (1056.9 millibars)
  • Lincoln, Nebraska (1055.9 millibars)
  • Omaha, Nebraska (1055.3 millibars)
  • Concordia, Kansas (1055.1 millibars)
  • Topeka, Kansas (1054.3 millibars)
  • Des Moines, Iowa (1052.15 millibars)
  • North Little Rock, Arkansas (1045.07 millibars)

 

 

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What happened in the following 3 days?

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  On 1/14/2025 at 9:38 PM, southmdwatcher said:

That is exactly what happened in Charles County during PD1(79). That storm is also in the upper strata of Mid Atlantic surprise storms, along with January 25, 2000.

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1970s...might as well have been the pleistocene.  PDO was probably a couple SDs positive in those days.  

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