Just nice to see the vortex on our side of the globe. It could translate to something good a few weeks down the line.

GEM was close to a blast. Still plenty of cold members on the EPS, EPS-AIFS. This isn't over yet. We could see a dramatic model shift by 00z tonight or Saturday. C'MON!!!

pretty much a false positive feature at this point like both windstorms that also never were.

Crown Point sensor is erroneous and often reporting gusts lower than Corbett. Whatever Corbett is gusting at add 25-30mph for Crown Point. Gusts along the south facing stairs will easily exceed 100mph up there tomorrow through Sunday.

Meanwhile in AK-- This is pretty impressive stuff- when you compare how temps where measured in 1918 and 1953 compared to "today".-- US National Weather Service Fairbanks Alaska rtSeonospd7547tg36m0f09gg58tmlfh2257a068h12538i0uhc3543292i7 · At 7:30 PM this evening, Fairbanks International Airport officially reached 0°F for the first time in 32 days or since December 13th 2025! This marks the end of the longest stretch of temperatures staying below zero in Fairbanks in 108 years, with the record longest stretch being 40 days set back during the winter of 1917-1918. Temperatures will continue to warm tonight into Friday to the 30s above zero, bringing the potential for gusty winds and a rain/snow mix into Fairbanks