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September Nor'Easter Obvs Thread


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10 minutes ago, ineedsnow said:

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I must commend you on your model posting. You have a good feel for what to post and when to post it. Never an overload of 47 different models and past runs. You rarely leave folks hanging with "wow the 18z" and don't post it. Job well done. Saves me from having to get off my fat ass and clicking buttons. Appreciated!

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7 minutes ago, UnitedWx said:

Is there really that much tropical semblance here? Not doubting you... I just thought the upper air maps looked like kind of strictly beast mode noreaster

I don’t think it will get convection near the center type deal. It will have some tropical characteristics, but this is more of a hybrid transitioning to a more classic nor’easter. These happen right into October. It’s unusual though to have something like this so early. 

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1 minute ago, CoastalWx said:

I don’t think it will get convection near the center type deal. It will have some tropical characteristics, but this is more of a hybrid transitioning to a more classic nor’easter. These happen right into October. It’s unusual though to have something like this so early. 

And with a high pressure of that magnitude also…that’s highly anomalous too in September. 

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23 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

There’s always a ton going on….I swear we say this with every single coastal.  But ok. 

The fact that there's a hook and a day or more of slow movement complicates things. Some coastal, including some of our more notable storms (and tropical systems) we've gotten have been straight thumps that pas through quickly, where the main concern is shifts left and right. 

But here, for this system, there's huge model variation (for being a couple of days away) in the time and location of when (or if) it will make landfall all based on potential loops, stalls, and intensity.

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