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Septorcher 2026 Discussion - Endless Summer


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Just now, 40/70 Benchmark said:

It does have a tendency to overamplify, but the AI stuff seems relatively lock-step with it, so it probably has the right idea....I'm not paying close attention, though.

6z Euro AI

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16 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

For once, your "days and days" mantra is befitting.

It happens more often than not in coastals and overrunning where it snows for several days of varying intensities. 
Unfortunately we won’t be able to have that happen this coming winter with little to no snow. But maybe next winter we can 

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9 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

6z euro AI is nasty. 
 

Will be interesting to see when we get into hi res territory with the LLJ. Unlike previous storms there will be days of NE fetch. I’m gusting to 25mph and the seas are rough. It’s only Tuesday. 

May be talking about potential for hurricane force gusts along the coasts. But yeah I'm really intrigued to see what hi-res is like with the LLJ and really start digging into mixing potential. Have to watch too for some elevated CAPE grazing the coast

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23 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

It happens more often than not in coastals and overrunning where it snows for several days of varying intensities. 
Unfortunately we won’t be able to have that happen tho coming winter either little to no snow. But maybe next winter we can 

I think the relaxed flow down south will leave us prone to some slow movers, so hopefully we can time one or three with decent cold.

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8 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

May be talking about potential for hurricane force gusts along the coasts. But yeah I'm really intrigued to see what hi-res is like with the LLJ and really start digging into mixing potential. Have to watch too for some elevated CAPE grazing the coast

I don’t think that strong. 925 would need to be 80-90kts and I don’t see that. Mixing barely to 925 as well. Unless this deepens  more.

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24 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

May be talking about potential for hurricane force gusts along the coasts. But yeah I'm really intrigued to see what hi-res is like with the LLJ and really start digging into mixing potential. Have to watch too for some elevated CAPE grazing the coast

From a 992mb system….ya not thinking that. Obviously this could deepen more than that, but I wouldn’t think that, at its current progged strength.  

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2 hours ago, SnoSki14 said:

Lots of convection ongoing in western Atlantic. I'm surprised NHC has 0% odds of anything developing.  SSTs are well AN in that region. 

You read my mind.  See post coming shortly on this thread.

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1 hour ago, weatherwiz said:

what a beast

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Recon may get there when it peaks, which will be KEWL!  Odds are good that it will be stronger than Dvorak says, which is very common for intense TCs.  Dvorak works best for TCs between 60 and 105 kt.

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2 minutes ago, vortex95 said:

Recon may get there when it peaks, which will be KEWL!  Odds are good that it will be stronger than Dvorak says, which is very common for intense TCs.  Dvorak works best for TCs between 60 and 105 kt.

yeah definitely interested to see what recon finds with this

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