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October Comes Early: Late September Multi-Hazard Hybrid Storm


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2 hours ago, DirtySnowDen said:

This is “The Perfect Storm”…..all major models show the eye developing at the 250mb level. Also, considering the tilted nature of its development, it will be a busy day later today. You have a strong tropical Burp crashing into a strong high that splits. With the full moon, this has distaster written all over it for CT, RI and southeastern MA.
 

I’m hungry and I hope I get to eat my words.

We all agree with you and your dirty talk. 

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46 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

This is a big , big boy. We’ve all got a beast about to blow!

Well this is starting to look a little more significant overnight now..with possible ST or T transitioning.  That can bring the wind here for sure. We’ll see how it goes today and tomorrow.

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5 hours ago, CoastalWx said:

Dude trust me. Scotty knows 

Yes, I was being funny.
 

 But let me ask you this, Vortex95 has been talking about ST or even T for a couple days now…even when modeling wasn’t showing that at all.   I didn’t see you mention any of that?  Why is that?  Was he seeing something you weren’t?   

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3 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

Yes, I was being funny.
 

 But let me ask you this, Vortex95 has been talking about ST or even T for a couple days now…even when modeling wasn’t showing that at all.   I didn’t see you mention any of that?  Why is that?  Was he seeing something you weren’t?   

I think I did mention that a couple days ago in a post. But honestly to me that doesn’t matter in terms of sensible Weather. I’m just trying to figure out where the storm is going and what the winds and rain will be. It may briefly attain tropical characteristics, but once it gets towards 40 north, it’ll definitely become more subtropical.

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It’s possible the storm might try to move west twice. Once late tonight and tomorrow, and then it moves kind of northeast and then starts moving north then Northwest south of Block Island. But that angle of approach will matter. The other question I have is the rain squalls. There definitely might be some squally rains with this models aren’t really all in agreement in terms of how much but it should be a good drink across most of southern New England.

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