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Septorcher 2026 Discussion - Endless Summer


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4 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Both models seem to have a cluster SE of ACK and then way SW of ACK. Or course the mean will be in the middle...but it's likely one or the other.

What's interesting on the EPS is you see the two clustered areas that you mention, however, then there is a convergence of the two camps backing in west. 

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34 minutes ago, tiger_deF said:

What scenarios would increase the chances of a hybrid/warm core system?

Spending more time over water? Moving north quicker rather than just rotting offshore? A more pronounced capture?

Not living with cold ocean surrounding us ... 

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1 hour ago, tiger_deF said:

What scenarios would increase the chances of a hybrid/warm core system?

Spending more time over water? Moving north quicker rather than just rotting offshore? A more pronounced capture?

I'd say having the initial development happen further southwest in warmer waters, which could allow for the low at the start to have more tropical characteristics (deeper warm core, persistent convection closer to the center, banding features). The further north it heads however the more purely baroclinic it's going to be given SSTs, and the capture would just hasten the full transition to a typical extratropical nor'easter. 

At the end of the day however, the impacts wouldn't be substantively different unless this were leaning tropical and then scooting north imo. 

All that said, I think it's unlikely to ever be designated, even if it looked good. Recent history shows that the NHC tends to be slow on these.

Did you know that October 2021 became Subtropical Storm Wanda? It was designated days after it delivered legitimate C1 wind gusts and damage to the coast.

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Last September saw a low that was probably subtropical given its appearance in its final hours before "landfall", but it never got designated. 

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1 hour ago, Typhoon Tip said:

Not living with cold ocean surrounding us ... 

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Quite a temperature contrast. For the most part, our region is much warmer than normal, but this is what it gets you. Isn't 24C around the usual line for subtropical development?

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