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Strong Nor'Easter/Hybrid Storm Late September 2026


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2 hours ago, Lanslide said:

I woke up to a tree landing on my house. Tough way to start the day. 

Making the post is a testament to you and your families strength/resilience and outlook. If you can, please let us know how you’re progressing. As always …..

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1 hour ago, bluewave said:

Impressive subtropical or hybrid characteristics with that one and also during an El Niño year.

 

Thank you BW. I enjoyed the digital trip down memory lane. Hairstyles struck me immediately and the sobering thought that most of those young ones are now Social Security age. Stay well, as always ….

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23 minutes ago, Rjay said:

Robert Moses 

 

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That's not some webcam, that's someone (you?) standing there taking that pic?  As I've gotten older, and become very aware of how slim those  barrier islands are, the just the idea of going down there when it looks like that brings on a panicky feeling.

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10 minutes ago, coastalplainsnowman said:

That's not some webcam, that's someone (you?) standing there taking that pic?  As I've gotten older, and become very aware of how slim those  barrier islands are, the just the idea of going down there when it looks like that brings on a panicky feeling.

Yea I went to Freeport and then Robert Moses.  

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All other things being equal, we don't see nearly as many downed trees these days in my opinion because we've had basically a culling of the herd since 2010.

2010:  That extremely rainy March event that had just enough wind to take out a ton of trees

2011:  Hurricane Irene:  Again a good amount of trees down

2012: We know

2020: Isaias, at least around here.

The above time frame literally changed the landscape.  There just aren't a lot of vulnerable big trees left.

 

 

 

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11 minutes ago, rclab said:

Thank you BW. I enjoyed the digital trip down memory lane. Hairstyles struck me immediately and the sobering thought that most of those young ones are now Social Security age. Stay well, as always ….

yeah. like me. that year i just turned 34. didn't have kids yet and had been married a year. just got tenure, the golden handcuffs. hairstyle for me was already moot, as i was already in the chekov combover mode.....note, koenig was hired for star trek because they wanted a beatles/monkees look to appeal to younger viewers......

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12 minutes ago, straphanger said:

Looking at the radar, looks like the city might be getting a couple hours break from the rain till around lunch time.  Few smaller tree branches down in my area and leaves everywhere.

1010 wins just said there will be a lull before it gets cranking again tonight

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17 minutes ago, straphanger said:

Looking at the radar, looks like the city might be getting a couple hours break from the rain till around lunch time.  Few smaller tree branches down in my area and leaves everywhere.

Did you miss all that rain over the sound?

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Suffolk is still by far leading the outages in the area with 10K although that’s still not too bad on a % basis (1.6%). 

Nassau has 5.5K/1.2%.

Total in NY state: 23K

NJ: 31K with highest # in Ocean Cty at 8K (2.5%) although highest % in NW NJ’s Warren Cty (5.4%)

CT: 14K with highest % of 4% in E CT

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Delays are currently much shorter on avg vs last evening at LaGuardia, when they were nearing 3 hrs…maybe then will turn out to be the worst of it??

LaGuardia Airport (LGA) is currently reporting normal operations with general departure and arrival delays of 15 minutes or less, according to the FAA Airspace System Status.
  • Arrival Delays: Airborne delays are 15 minutes or less.
  • Departure Delays: Gate hold and taxi delays are lasting 15 minutes or less.
  • Weather/Status: Previous weather-related ground delays from earlier in the weekend have cleared, and current FAA status shows normal conditions.
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Back bays and side streets under water here in AC from what I see from my hotel room. The route i usually leave on is closed/under water. Ocean hasn’t budged much still up on the dunes. Had some strong gusts over night that woke me up im currently on the top floor from my hotel(48th floor).

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