January 2025 Forecasts And Discussions

[SouthSardiswx]

Holy Hannah EL Nito the 06Z GoFartS was absolutely insane.

[SouthSardiswx]

A I Canada says dry right through next Wednesday unreal no active weather for who knows how long most of February perhaps. l hate it.

[Typeing3]

00z GFS ensembles:

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00z ECMWF ensembles:

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00z GEM ensembles:

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[Hawk]

The models are struggling. They keep flipping and flopping when there's a pattern shift. But it looks pretty solid we're getting some chilly and wet weather upcoming. We're overdue for a pattern shift into snow

[Typeing3]

Low of -3c in east Coquitlam.

[wetcoast91]

Pattern looks too progressive. Maybe a quick hit of slush and then back to your usual mild rain.

[Storm]

Pattern looks too progressive. Maybe a quick hit of slush and then back to your usual mild rain.

GFS has pretty decent snow event next weekend. Only 9 days out.

[wetcoast91]

GFS has pretty decent snow event next weekend. Only 9 days out.

There's so much spread in the ensembles so everything is on the table. If you want cold and snow then the trend of bringing cold air to the Yukon and Alaksa is a good first step. This would lead to your classic warm rain pattern abruptly shifting into cold maritime polar/arctic blast pattern.

[Storm]

There's so much spread in the ensembles so everything is on the table. If you want cold and snow then the trend of bringing cold air to the Yukon and Alaksa is a good first step. This would lead to your classic warm rain pattern abruptly shifting into cold maritime polar/arctic blast pattern.

[Storm]

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[Rubus_Leucodermis]

Min of -2.5˚C here.

[Catnip]

The climate change discussion is getting heated again.

Please continue the discussion in the appropriate thread.

Thanks!

[Catnip]

There's so much spread in the ensembles so everything is on the table. If you want cold and snow then the trend of bringing cold air to the Yukon and Alaksa is a good first step. This would lead to your classic warm rain pattern abruptly shifting into cold maritime polar/arctic blast pattern.

Seems like this would be our last chance for something decent. Snow in March doesn't really do it for me.

Really hoping the timing moves up and stops getting pushed back.

I'm intrigued by the cold onshore flow pattern being modeled by the GFS. Those can bring some surprises and dump quite a bit of snow in spots. The big winner would be the mountains of course.

[stuffradio]

Seems like this would be our last chance for something decent. Snow in March doesn't really do it for me.

Really hoping the timing moves up and stops getting pushed back.

I'm intrigued by the cold onshore flow pattern being modeled by the GFS. Those can bring some surprises and dump quite a bit of snow in spots. The big winner would be the mountains of course.

February has been our jackpot the last few years. Why stop that trend now?

[Rubus_Leucodermis]

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