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Strong Nor'Easter/Hybrid Storm Late September 2026


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7 minutes ago, Rjay said:

Maybe the rrfs isn't on crack lol 

 

 

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You know is simply the euro baiting everyone to rage after its been here all week saying hi hello, doesn't anyone believe me? Oh now you wanna believe me? Well screw you watch this! 

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I agree the specific REFS scenario should be largely dismissed, though the idea of a westward turn occurring fairly far south near southern NJ and the Delmarva has merit IMHO.

The REFS (RRFS ensemble) has a lot of value and so far I have barely seen anyone mentioning it.  Probably because the site with REFS graphics seems to be a pretty well kept secret: https://sites.gsl.noaa.gov/desi/

The images I posted below show probability of 58 mph wind gusts (HWW criteria) at 42, 54 and 60 hours from the most recent REFS run (15z).  Based on this I think a HWW would be well justified for the south shore of LI as well as eastern Suffolk, perhaps even into se CT. 

I also added the MSLP and 850 mb wind forecasts from the REFS at 60 hours, showing the mean places the storm well north of the RRFS operational.

REFS 58 mph gust prob valid 42 hours - init 12Z 24 Sep 2026.png

REFS 58 mph gust prob valid 54 hours - init 12Z 24 Sep 2026.png

REFS 58 mph gust prob valid 60 hours - init 12Z 24 Sep 2026.png

REFS MSLP valid 60 hours - init 12z 24 Sep 2026.png

REFS 850 mb heights winds valid 60 hours - init 12z 24 Sep 2026.png

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