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October Comes Early: Late September Multi-Hazard Hybrid Storm


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6 minutes ago, Masswx said:

If the euro is right it’s a nor meh ster not interested if it’s not gonna give me much

The exact evolution of this thing is still to be determined.  And then the ultimate track is still up in the air.  So ways to go on this thing. 

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The only difference is that was a lot more tropical in nature , but the high to the north is more potent, ergo the pressure difference will be the same, high-pressure placement will be key to “meh” to something a lot more significant, over the next day. The area of the low pressure’s location makes me wonder.image.jpeg.c20563b965fef5ffd8f248a2a5c7ead9.jpeg

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1 hour ago, ineedsnow said:

Hopefully the Euros trend north a bit before heading west.. on a side note Hawaii is having a great year.. some models at 12z hit the southern end then northern end now..

Hopefully it goes west in Virginia. I don't need five effin' inches of rain.

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5 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:

nope but it has maintained its solution for a couple runs now.

It’s picking-up on its convective nature to wrap-in. A LIS or RI special, while the Globals are tuned differently…. You take the middle road at this timeframe.

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Just now, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:

Again, I’m not convinced this is some prolonged widespread event.

this could easily be breezy days with periodic downpours. Which is why im not sold on big rain totals. Isolated areas, maybe 

Shocking.  Are you ever sold?  I mean you’re never sold until the storm ends at your house.  

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Models are trending a good bit stronger in the short term (HRRR out 14 hours is 5mb lower than a few runs ago) but of course a little more south/west. 
I think to max this out, either we stop the bleeding there while maintaining intensity, or hope that it is able to maintain intensity and occlude later, and move over SNE instead of burying itself in Long Island

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