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January Medium/Long Range: A snowy January ahead?


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1 minute ago, mitchnick said:

Clearly, it's a lower Eastern Shore/Tidewater VA year, at least the models seem to think so. In a Niña, with SBY at over a foot, it's plausible too. 

That's my only worry about this winter, tbh...especially after getting slightly fringed last week and it being better the further south you go. I wonder if we're a hair north for some of these things to reach us.

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3 minutes ago, Heisy said:


Once it’s inside 6 days lol. That run was a few ticks away from burying us with two events. All you can ask for is a chance. Most guidance is farther SE than the GFS showing for the 20th.


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Do you mean SE with the "main" low (that rains on us), or are you referring to what apparently might be a trailer that gives us some good snow?  I thought the general idea is that we'd get rain around the 19th and then possibly snow with a follow-up wave.  But I've only paid vague attention to the details here.

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Its actually encouraging to see hits to the south of us, because models are likely overdoing the cold at range. When it gets closer, it’ll likely correct a bit warmer, and with it, the track may pull north. 

And btw, we really should be looking at the ensembles instead of op runs beyond 168 hrs. 

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Its actually encouraging to see hits to the south of us, because models are likely overdoing the cold at range. When it gets closer, it’ll likely correct a bit warmer, and with it, the track may pull north. 
And btw, we really should be looking at the ensembles instead of op runs beyond 168 hrs. 

Came here to say this. Especially using clown maps from long range OPs
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49 minutes ago, Terpeast said:

Its actually encouraging to see hits to the south of us, because models are likely overdoing the cold at range. When it gets closer, it’ll likely correct a bit warmer, and with it, the track may pull north. 

And btw, we really should be looking at the ensembles instead of op runs beyond 168 hrs. 

I think some are imposing the trends from recent and current blocking regime onto the next epo tnh pattern. I get it. I do. But that’s a mistake. Things are much more likely to trend north in the coming pattern than they were with a -3 AO NAO block and a huge arse cutoff 50/50 spinning southwest of ideal. 

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