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October Hybrid: 2025 Edition


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Been sustained 20mph with gusts to 35 here on the OBX shore.  We see this at the summits but the vast majority of inland locations don’t see this… the ocean front sustained 20kts on the dunes is fun weather.

Cant imagine what a true 40kts+ sustained feels like off the ocean.  The sustained part is important… it’s not gusts.. the air is just always moving at that speed at all times.

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8 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

Been sustained 20mph with gusts to 35 here on the OBX shore.  We see this at the summits but the vast majority of inland locations don’t see this… the ocean front sustained 20kts on the dunes is fun weather.

Cant imagine what a true 40kts+ sustained feels like off the ocean.  The sustained part is important… it’s not gusts.. the air is just always moving at that speed at all times.

Oh it’s a lot of fun lol

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1 hour ago, WxWatcher007 said:

Oh it’s a lot of fun lol

It’s fatiguing to stand in after a while.  
I’ve done it on mountain summits, but on the shore for Gloria, Bob and several Nor’Easters including Jan 2005 blizzard in Boston.  There’s nothing like standing on the beach with high sustained winds.

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Models are still all over the place on this one. Seems like the multiple low scenario is really throwing a wrench into consensus. 
 

If we avoid the dual low setup should be a windier/wetter setup for most. Otherwise that second low farther off shore robs a lot of the energy to the east and also brings more dry air into the mix.

Maybe we will have more data by 12z/18z to see which setup will win out.

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5 minutes ago, bristolri_wx said:

Models are still all over the place on this one. Seems like the multiple low scenario is really throwing a wrench into consensus. 
 

If we avoid the dual low setup should be a windier/wetter setup for most. Otherwise that second low farther off shore robs a lot of the energy to the east and also brings more dry air into the mix.

Maybe we will have more data by 12z/18z to see which setup will win out.

Save a horse, ride the wobbly waffling Euro

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1 hour ago, bristolri_wx said:

Models are still all over the place on this one. Seems like the multiple low scenario is really throwing a wrench into consensus. 
 

If we avoid the dual low setup should be a windier/wetter setup for most. Otherwise that second low farther off shore robs a lot of the energy to the east and also brings more dry air into the mix.

Maybe we will have more data by 12z/18z to see which setup will win out.

Remember that winter a few years ago where it seemed like every good storm track had some weird dual low structure? 

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