How about hearing thunder on all 3 sides of your house, and still 0 rain!Nothing like hearing thunder from a storm 6 miles in the wrong direction
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How about hearing thunder on all 3 sides of your house, and still 0 rain!Nothing like hearing thunder from a storm 6 miles in the wrong direction
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Lol same just happened to me. Rain missed my area twice today and twice yesterday by a mile.What could go wrong
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They all collapse at the same time, then they fire on the outflow boundaries, even farther from your house, but still surrounding it!What could go wrong
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A well known meteorologist on facebook says there is a chance of a derecho somewhere on the north side of the heat ridge on June 19-20. Since he is from Virginia I'm assuming he thinks it'll track just north of NC and SC if it actually happens. As for my own observation the models are definitely showing a decent potential for mcs systems later in the month. The question being exactly where they track. It's way out there, but the 18z GFS has a monster 594mb ridge across the country from Cal to Tenn and GA with what looks like a decent mcs track right through NC and SC for 2 straight days. If I'm reading the 500mb maps correctly wrt to the mcs track.Long range gefs and cmc ensembles are a nice MCS setup may end up just north of the region though
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I'd expect rain if the NAM said no! What's the HRRR showing?I was holding out hope for a storm or two later today. Looking VERY iffy at this point . The NAM jumped ship and completely gave up on the idea
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Was hoping to see more on the HRRR, starting to get dry here
I think the stuff in Tennessee nails you in Alabama. I see no good reason why it should weaken for a while.Possible watch coming
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