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Strong Nor'Easter/Hybrid Storm Late September 2026


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21 minutes ago, Rjay said:

I think the coastal flooding is going to be worse than many think.  

Very much agreed. Factoring in ground saturation, heavy rains, and a full moon is no bueno for many

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25 minutes ago, Rjay said:

I think the coastal flooding is going to be worse than many think.  

They are all working on the cf products but they just told me and one of the TV mets that 

Hey guys were are still working on it. There are some changes to water levels and its complex coastline that we are dealing with. No changes to coastal flood benchmarks. Expecting a new CFW out within the hour.

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Most models seem to have the system max out sometime between 00z and 06z Sunday. So here's the 12z Euro ensembles at 06z Sunday. First image standard physics based EPS. Second image AI EPS. Personally still thinking this occurs somewhere just south of Montauk (~50-100mi). Be interesting to see what guidance does tonight.

 

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11 minutes ago, mob1 said:

RGEM also shifted SW. If this trend is real (too soon to tell given how globals look), it'll really eat into the precipitation totals for northern areas. 

This storm might be warm core. Getting interesting. 

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