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Misc 2020 Banter Thread

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? THS IS A PANDMC ALRT...this message will be repeated routinely until the threat has passed. ?
 
We are approaching the peak we need the alarm to ring loudly.
 
Hrrr has been hot ass lately, went from showing several storms here today to no storms, getting frustrated since I’m wanting to try and get some pictures of lightning
 
Gonna post this here since it isn’t necessarily the Southeast, but talk about a hailstorm with this storm in West Virginia. 925CBB40-26EA-46A0-9FF7-4815E11C6503.png
 
Man, my backyard was just starting to dry out. I’m never going to get this putting green done.


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I created a mini well to suck out all the ground water in the backyard.I started last Saturday. As of 5 mins ago I’ve sucked out over 300 gallons of water in the ground. 300 freakin gallons! Now it’s covered with a tarp and might try quicklime. Every 1-2 hrs I pump 5 gallons at a time.


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Lord I wish I had something positive or wry to share in a post ... about weather (but no, there will not be a snow in Hogtown), about the virus (but no, it hasn't gone away) ... about SIP (but no, it is boring even with remote work) ... about ... (but no, it just doesn't come to mind and the Muse has not descended today) ... so with that I'll just post ... "Hi!" ... ? ? ? ... ?
 
I created a mini well to suck out all the ground water in the backyard.I started last Saturday. As of 5 mins ago I’ve sucked out over 300 gallons of water in the ground. 300 freakin gallons! Now it’s covered with a tarp and might try quicklime. Every 1-2 hrs I pump 5 gallons at a time.


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You must live on top of a spring
 
You must live on top of a spring

No, just built a house below a massive hillside. I wasn’t thinking. This is behind my backyard.
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No, just built a house below a massive hillside. I wasn’t thinking. This is behind my backyard.
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The rain funnels down and stops in the yard. Thankfully we built the house up some . That wall is new since when we started building we had a mud slide. We should have built it higher but the ------ HOA wouldn’t allow it.


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Yea that’s why I am ripping all the grass out and installing synthetic grass. It just stays too wet. Kids can’t play and the mud is a pain to keep cleaning up. I just need 2-3 week dry stretch but I don’t see that happening until September.


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Yea that’s why I am ripping all the grass out and installing synthetic grass. It just stays too wet. Kids can’t play and the mud is a pain to keep cleaning up. I just need 2-3 week dry stretch but I don’t see that happening until September.


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You'll love the synthetic grass.. we'll probably get two or three weeks of dry by late may or june when that SER makes an appearance
 
Does anyone remember April 5th, 2017? I remember that was one day that looked absolutely nasty for AL and NGA in the models, like 4.26.11 nasty... and the day came, we even had a high risk, and it fell flat (though we had a few tornados, like 30 or so all <EF2).

I don't remember the setup for this event very well (I wasn't really watching the boards because I was vacationing in Miami for a couple weeks), so my question is, what happened? Why did the models see such an intense outbreak that ended up not being as bad as it could have been?

I could have posted this in the previous storm thread but it was all for winter weather, didn't know if severe was appropriate there lol

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Does anyone remember April 5th, 2017? I remember that was one day that looked absolutely nasty for AL and NGA in the models, like 4.26.11 nasty... and the day came, we even had a high risk, and it fell flat (though we had a few tornados, like 30 or so all <EF2).

I don't remember the setup for this event very well (I wasn't really watching the boards because I was vacationing in Miami for a couple weeks), so my question is, what happened? Why did the models see such an intense outbreak that ended up not being as bad as it could have been?

I could have posted this in the previous storm thread but it was all for winter weather, didn't know if severe was appropriate there lol

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I remember that day quite well, what a BUST. There was way too much junk convection in the morning, and it never allowed for the atmosphere to destabilize like it was supposed to.
 
Does anyone remember April 5th, 2017? I remember that was one day that looked absolutely nasty for AL and NGA in the models, like 4.26.11 nasty... and the day came, we even had a high risk, and it fell flat (though we had a few tornados, like 30 or so all <EF2).

I don't remember the setup for this event very well (I wasn't really watching the boards because I was vacationing in Miami for a couple weeks), so my question is, what happened? Why did the models see such an intense outbreak that ended up not being as bad as it could have been?

I could have posted this in the previous storm thread but it was all for winter weather, didn't know if severe was appropriate there lol

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I think across AL, low level winds veered and the lack of low level helicity killed the tornado threat. Big supercells went up though and dropped major hail. I don’t know about GA.
 
I think across AL, low level winds veered and the lack of low level helicity killed the tornado threat. Big supercells went up though and dropped major hail. I don’t know about GA.
In north GA I believe the wedge saved us and weakened the storms.
 
Are pulse oximeters all on backorder for at least several weeks?
 
As crazy, and dysfunctional that Tiger King is, that's the best show I've seen in a long time. I binged it and have no idea why.
 
I think across AL, low level winds veered and the lack of low level helicity killed the tornado threat. Big supercells went up though and dropped major hail. I don’t know about GA.
I remember that day quite well, what a BUST. There was way too much junk convection in the morning, and it never allowed for the atmosphere to destabilize like it was supposed to.
Thanks y'all. I just remember after the event lots of arguing over what went "wrong" and didn't know enough then to understand what happened.
 
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