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October Comes Early: Late September Multi-Hazard Hybrid Storm


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35 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

A real tempest is about to envelop the region. The type not seen in many many years. 

I think inland it’s going to be more impressive at elevations above 600’ if you are looking for any damage. 

The duration of the event, with regards to wind, may create some minor problems in the valley, but overall nothing impressive.  
Hydro issues inland are still to be determined.

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3 minutes ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

I think inland it’s going to be more impressive at elevations above 600’ if you are looking for any damage. 

The duration of the event, with regards to wind, may create some minor problems in the valley, but overall nothing impressive.  
Hydro issues inland are still to be determined.

the valley is always a tough spot.. so glad I left it

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7 minutes ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

I think inland it’s going to be more impressive at elevations above 600’ if you are looking for any damage. 

The duration of the event, with regards to wind, may create some minor problems in the valley, but overall nothing impressive.  
Hydro issues inland are still to be determined.

Rain is just so mundane and boring . The region needs a big un’

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27 minutes ago, Bryan63 said:

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.

Looks wet on both models Saturday and Sunday, though not as bad as southern New England. 

Here's Saturday morning through early Monday afternoon:

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The exact specifics aren't really worth locking onto, just that the "trend" has been toward a closer approach of the storm and rainier weekend as a result for your purposes. 

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2 minutes ago, ineedsnow said:

the valley is always a tough spot.. so glad I left it

I live in a grove of 100’ White Pines so wind only excites me when I’m at the coast.  Although, I will say,  White Pine are quite resilient with high winds outside of anomalous severe events.

Either way, I just don’t see this being super impressive inland unless everything goes absolutely right for widespread damaging coastal.  
9 out of 10 times it’s disappointment if you’re looking for big excitement in these storms.  

Well see what models show 24 hours from now when the sampling is better…

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9 minutes ago, VivaManchVegas said:

They will do better in 85 degree weather than what's in store for Gillette.   Dews look to be around 60.  It could be worse there. 

I don’t care if they win. I want to watch them play in a windswept deluge. 

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I think inland it’s going to be more impressive at elevations above 600’ if you are looking for any damage. 
The duration of the event, with regards to wind, may create some minor problems in the valley, but overall nothing impressive.  
Hydro issues inland are still to be determined.
I'm right at 600, thoughts for me?

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