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October Comes Early: Late September Multi-Hazard Hybrid Storm


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Now that it is semi locked in let's see if the intensity can ramp up some. If we're going to have a weekend of awful weather it should at least be interesting. A modelled 990mb is certainly a decent storm, especially with the high pressure gradient, but nothing crazy

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Wow one thing I did notice. The winds at 925 and 950 aren’t much different on the NAM and GFS. Both models are impressive at 950. 
 

I can’t see that on the euro, but I assume it may also apply to other models and not just GFS and NAM. 

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1 hour ago, CT Rain said:

I do feel like these hybrid early season events more often result in boredom than anything else. 

So much of this stuff depends on location and expectations.  

14 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Gfs has like 65kts at 950 over me. That would hurt. 

925mb

18z GFS

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12z Euro

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I'm not ready to post the Nammy but it was robust too. 

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43 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Is there one person here who wasn’t expecting that to happen? I mean if so , raise your hand and head to the corner and throw the dunce cap on .

Uhhmmm...do you think everyone here has forgotten your posts from this past sunday????...lol

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5 minutes ago, WxWatcher007 said:

So much of this stuff depends on location and expectations.  

925mb

18z GFS

19lOrvx.gif

 

12z Euro

ZJqRcyU.gif

 

I'm not ready to post the Nammy but it was robust too. 

Weathernerds has 950 and 975mb winds. I was impressed that 950 wasn’t much different vs 925. In fact gfs at one point was stronger at 950 vs 925 lol. 
 

Anyways doesn’t mean much now. Just need to watch intensity and track. But if this went into EWB or ACY, it’s a pretty strong hit for many areas. Difference might be gusts 55-60mph vs 65-70mph with strongest winds on N and NW side of the low.

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Sorry for the personal question, but any thoughts on what this looks like for the Lincoln, NH area? Supposed to be going up there this weekend with the family and have until tomorrow to cancel and get my money back. Not trying to pay to be stuck in a cottage with two kids under 8 for the weekend.

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1 hour ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Is there one person here who wasn’t expecting that to happen? I mean if so , raise your hand and head to the corner and throw the dunce cap on .

 

On 9/19/2026 at 6:10 PM, Damage In Tolland said:

That thing never had a chance . Couldn’t understand all the excitement and wildness 

 

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17 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Weathernerds has 950 and 975mb winds. I was impressed that 950 wasn’t much different vs 925. In fact gfs at one point was stronger at 950 vs 925 lol. 
 

Anyways doesn’t mean much now. Just need to watch intensity and track. But if this went into EWB or ACY, it’s a pretty strong hit for many areas. Difference might be gusts 55-60mph vs 65-70mph with strongest winds on N and NW side of the low.

There’s a fair amount of folks here who have no idea what the potential is with this. Vort95 nailed it . Glad we recognized and jumped on board early and often. 

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