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Strong Nor'Easter/Hybrid Storm Late September 2026


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Nws is really down playing this heavily it would seem, it would appear they favor the gfs.. there even thinking nbm precip amounts are to high... interesting

 

Isn't there a saying when Upton isn't in, we get hit.

 

 

Kept with NBM POPS for the most part, but feel that they may be a

little too high during Friday through Saturday afternoon. Rain

chances begin Friday morning, and for mainly east of the city, rain

is likely Friday afternoon through Saturday afternoon. For the the

city and points west, rain chances are mostly below 50% through the

event, but go above it Saturday afternoon and night. Still thinking

that rainfall flooding impacts are little to none - just low chance

for flooding across far eastern zones, and probably limited to

minor. QPF forecast combined with FFG values wouldn`t support flash

flooding. If models trend west with the storm track, then western

zones could have a chance of minor flooding. As for winds,

anticipating gusts to remain below advisory thresholds, but it could

come close across eastern LI and SE CT late day Friday through

Saturday morning.

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What blows my mind is how nws weather offices don't really seem to like to work either each other sometimes?  Example, 430 pm Boston wind probability image  shows eastern Long Island at 60%or better chance setting 40 or higher gusts. And places east. 

 

But Upton says likely stay below even advisory level...:blink:

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1 minute ago, wthrmn654 said:

What blows my mind is how nws weather offices don't really seem to like to work either each other sometimes?  Example, 430 pm Boston wind probability image  shows eastern Long Island at 60%or better chance setting 40 or higher gusts. And places east. 

 

But Upton says likely stay below even advisory level...:blink:

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Upton had balls last winter. Maybe they misplaced them when El Nino came. They should find them again because I have faith the 18z GFS is going to cause them to hoist Gale Watches.

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Was just talking to nws met, sounds like there talking a cautious approach.

Watches from past experience,imo, we're always issued area wide at the same time roughly.. to see them doing things, more randomly?  Versus watches for coastal flooding all areas that would likely see it is deft unusual especially with such a spread in models would seem more prudent to be safer then sorry? 

 

End rant

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5 minutes ago, wthrmn654 said:

What blows my mind is how nws weather offices don't really seem to like to work either each other sometimes?  Example, 430 pm Boston wind probability image  shows eastern Long Island at 60%or better chance setting 40 or higher gusts. And places east. 

 

But Upton says likely stay below even advisory level...:blink:

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OKX has 24hr to issue an advisory for twin forks if need be.  Let's hope by tomorrow morning the models all agree on the track & they'll move on advisories for out east if needed.

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