69/68 soup58 with NE breeze, never underestimate a backdoor cold front
69/68 soup58 with NE breeze, never underestimate a backdoor cold front
As well as those to the NE of that areaAside from the big overnight totals into this morning there should be another round of big winners this afternoon. You'd think the catalysts for storms later would be the differential heating boundary east of this mornings rain, the backdoor front, and the incoming mcv. All of that to say congrats if you live along along or west/north of a line from Rockingham, sanford, raleigh, zebulon, rocky mount. Us suckers to the SE are going to take a fat L today
I think you are ok. My guess is it forms on an arc like this and slowly moves northView attachment 147579
NAM agrees, but you need to push your line NW a little to include the Wake County shut off.I think you are ok. My guess is it forms on an arc like this and slowly moves northView attachment 147579
WompI think you are ok. My guess is it forms on an arc like this and slowly moves northView attachment 147579
The stuff below Fayetteville may end up coming your way. It is not much now, but I would expect an increase in its coverage later.
Yeah I'm pretty excited to see it wasn't expecting much to form in that region most models were mixing out dews in that area todayThe stuff below Fayetteville may end up coming your way. It is not much now, but I would expect an increase in its coverage later.
Hopefully, additional activity develops. The trajectory of the current activity looks to carry it off to the west of our area.The stuff below Fayetteville may end up coming your way. It is not much now, but I would expect an increase in its coverage later.
It's going to stay dry here too I'm afraid. Meanwhile for the last 20 years or more, Charlotte never misses out on rain.Hopefully, additional activity develops. The trajectory of the current activity looks to carry it off to the west of our area.
Didn't you just post a few days ago that it was raining there?It's going to stay dry here too I'm afraid. Meanwhile for the last 20 years or more, Charlotte never misses out on rain.
We had been doing ok, but the usual summer pattern is here now, which means we either get a ton of rain or stay dry. There is not much of an in between here once May arrives.Didn't you just post a few days ago that it was raining there?