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January Medium/Long Range: A snowy January ahead?


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2 minutes ago, osfan24 said:

979 right over our heads. I'll take the under. What a trash model it has become. I don't even look at it anymore.

Well, if you look at tracks of low pressure systems over the past say eight years during the winter months, there has been many inland trackers, coastal huggers and our favorite, "the cutter ".

Not sure why this is, blocking, Atlantic ocean SSTs, etc. Have not seen many benchmark storms.

Maybe others could chime in as to the reason. But yes, the GFS is lost totally. Sad.  

 

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4 hours ago, wdrag said:

Good morning mid-Atlantic,

Can someone alert me (or post a reply)  if anyone there has been looking at Inauguration Day weather in of course DC.  In particular I'm looking for information regarding this possibly being the worst wintry Inauguration Day since 1961 (Kennedy Inaugural storm).  Seems to me--(my guess only) looks like Noon temps mid 20s with wind, a colder wind chill 10-15 and inch or 2 of snow still left on the ground?  If that were true,  did anyone review all the inauguration days for wintry conditions?  Rain doesn't bother me for my information.  Snow on the ground and temps below freezing are my interest. I see nothing in the headlines from LWX, but it might be buried somewhere--I just haven't taken the time to check.  Thank you,  Walt

The Capital Weather Gang did a whole article on historical Inauguration weather yesterday. https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2025/01/14/inauguration-day-forecast-dc-weather-cold-wind/

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6 minutes ago, DDweatherman said:

I’m focused on the threat at d4.5 to try and get 3-5” Sunday. 

Same. There doesn't even seem to be any real consensus for Sunday, so thinking about something beyond that seems like chasing ghosts. And the Euro last night looked great for Sunday. Step back this morning, obviously.

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1 minute ago, Terpeast said:

Halfway through this winter and it is firmly out of ratter territory, after many of us expected a ratter. I’m happy with the way things ate going. And no we’re not going to get a MECS every other week.

Nah, we are going to get two per week! 

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1 hour ago, Mikeymac5306 said:

Does the model inconsistency have anything to do with the serious cold air in place, or cold air coming?  Just asking.

You cannot expect the models to be even close to a final solution over a week out.  One little change in the near term can have huge changes down the road.  We just like fantasy snow... nothing more than that.

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7 minutes ago, mitchnick said:

Sunday on 6z Euro AI is wetter. Pure guess based on lousy maps, but 3-4" generally? 

But next week shifted east with a scrapper. Don't worry about next week because AI just as jumpy as other models 5+ days out.

Has hits for the next two waves after Thursday fwiw 

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