Notorious for wedge front setup tornadoes at night, especially where SRH is maxed out and 100-500 jkg of CAPE manage to sneak in, 1 example is March 2012
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Notorious for wedge front setup tornadoes at night, especially where SRH is maxed out and 100-500 jkg of CAPE manage to sneak in, 1 example is March 2012
SWVAwxfan
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You would need a very powerful hurricane coming out of the Gulf to smack that ridge in its backside. Only other hope is a very powerful continental storm system with a strong, digging troft to knock it out of the way.
SWVAwxfan
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Which would be a concern this year with all the backdoor fronts. One of those could spell big trouble for NC.
Today's high was 90*F here, while it was 88*F at ATL.
Happy first week of fall . Enjoy the heat !!
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I had 58.8 this morning, I don't recall that being forecast. What was it down there?
62*F.
gawxnative
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Got to 57.8 here this morning.. Nice!
Nashville has had 90 days of 90+ this year. That puts 2019 2nd behind only 1954 when there were 96 days.
Barring a surprise shift in the outlook for the next 7 days, we here at GSP will finish the month of September with 28/30 days with an above average high temperature.
Today's high was 92*F here and 91*F at ATL.
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Brick Tamland
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A dry spell is what the doctor ordered for Wilkes after running 10” above normal year to date. That rain was miserable for months. Lots of damage across western NC.
And we got color in Watauga.
I believe that's a skid-mark.
Looks like we have some low end rain chances around tomorrow afternoon through Sunday. Don't sleep on the wedge potential late Sunday through Tuesday either. Models are getting that look of building down a wedge with the SE ridge trying to pump ahead of a front.
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Yeah not expecting much but at least we have a catalyst around.
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Today's high was 94*F here and 92*F at ATL.
FFC shared an interesting fact this morning. As of yesterdat, ATL has seen 82 days of 90*F+ temps (putting it in the top 5 highest number ever in a calendar year).
The highest number ever is 90 days of 90*F+ temps in a calendar year, which seems to be a lock to get broken.
FFC shared an interesting fact this morning. As of yesterdat, ATL has seen 82 days of 90*F+ temps (putting it in the top 5 highest number ever in a calendar year).
The highest number ever is 90 days of 90*F+ temps in a calendar year, which seems to be a lock to get broken.
Omgz
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