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Wintry January 23rd-27th 2026

Great to see the southward trend on the Euro, but we want this to continue. No only do we need several more jumps with the press we need breathing room. Also need to make sure the GFS holds serve and maybe trends colder too. The strength of the highs are going to be huge here to keep the warm nose at bay. Keep the high strong and the wave south and fairly weak.
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Yeah, we have a long way to go. Best thing to do is to stay in the snow game right now, or as close to it as possible. But this could be one that gets talked about for a very long time. A major, extremely cold hi qpf winter storm. Like Webber said, you don't see this very often these days.
 
At this point, it IS Possible for it to go more suppressed, but I wouldn't expect it to suppress all the way into the gulf. 'Most suppressed' scenario IMO is still snowy/icy for many. just with the heaviest snow falling along i20 instead of i40.
That’s what I’d prefer. The ice storm in Augusta in 2014 crippled this area for days, that corridor from here to Columbia was devastated. Don’t need that again after we got hammered by Helene.
 
I really think the upstate and Piedmont crew are going to love when we get in the short range and get the FGEN driven front end snow thump that tends to hold on much longer. Especially if we hold and trend to stronger confluence over the Atlantic. This has the potential to get a lot of people their first foot of snow in a really long time.
 
I really think the upstate and Piedmont crew are going to love when we get in the short range and get the FGEN driven front end snow thump that tends to hold on much longer. Especially if we hold and trend to stronger confluence over the Atlantic. This has the potential to get a lot of people their first foot of snow in a really long time.

So if a MEAN is 10-20” Can someone post those member charts like Pack does ? For a MEAN to be that high has to have some absolute HAMMERS in there. 20-30” or all but a few are 8-20” only way it’s that high imo
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So if a MEAN is 10-20” Can someone post those member charts like Pack does ? For a MEAN to be that high has to have some absolute HAMMERS in there. 20-30” or all but a few are 8-20” only way it’s that high imo
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These maps are overdone. Dont pay attention to specific numbers. There’s a big time winter storm signal right now and that’s all we know for sure
 
Basically this looks like a more amped version of January 1988

Warmer air aloft but colder air mass moving in at the low-levels, with of course more background moisture to play with as the tropics and the upstream oceans are warmer than they were then. Just upped ante across the board
Man you are tugging at my heart strings!
Serviced my Generac today...im ready!
What's your thoughts on when we know if the Baja low stays disconnected or joins in? Wednesday evening?
 
These maps are overdone. Dont pay attention to specific numbers. There’s a big time winter storm signal right now and that’s all we know for sure

Too late already posted it on my neighborhood FB page and told everyone to follow me for more info.


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Do the EPS and AIFS snow maps include all frozen ptypes or mainly snow and sleet?
 
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I’m in Grenada this week and fly into Charlotte late Saturday night with a connection in Miami. Even if we can land at CLT from MIA, the drive up I-85 could be treacherous. It seems likely that we’ll be stuck in Miami Saturday night. I might start looking for a room around the Miami airport.
 
Man you are tugging at my heart strings!
Serviced my Generac today...im ready!
What's your thoughts on when we know if the Baja low stays disconnected or joins in? Wednesday evening?

If the Baja low joins in, this will force more warm advection over top of the Arctic front, leading to a more extensive area of sleet and freezing rain over the south and will try to shift the primary low north.

This setup is also real dependent on what the TPV does over southern Canada, those usually don’t like to play nice
 
Still a long way out though.

Honest question we are obviously going to see some changes, but what chance do yall see with us losing it?
 
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