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The June Thread 2021

Myfrotho704_ said:
This ofb and one coming from the sea breeze back east seen on earlier scans of KCAE wonder when they collide if new stuff forms View attachment 85080
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Banter, I realize. Bro, either get a new phone or battery. You’ve been dealing with this for at least two years counting. LOL
 
Lickwx said:
You too far from the sea bro sorry, got to wait for your mountains to do something .
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Not really. We often see sea breeze fronts collide with outflow boundaries in the CLT area… especially east of I-77.
 
SD said:
Gloating makes for angry seas
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Angry seas seem to be a given so I might as well gloat. I'm already starting my offshore anti-puking regime tonight. I'll build up the meds over the next couple days and end it Saturday night with my special meal.
 
So actually PGV is at a 6.09 inch surplus after this week not including today. If we can continue to score through the next few days we may just get upwards of 8-10 inches above normal heading into hurricane season.
 

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SouthATLwx said:
DFW snuck up to a very late day high of 93*F after the clouds finally broke out between 4pm and 5pm.
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BTW, ^^^this was the first day since 5/27 (13 days) with an observed high that was actually above average (currently 91*F).
 
SD said:
I might be less negative if I wasn't always eating L's
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Didn't realize you were a fellow NC State fan;)

Managed to get 0.4" yesterday which is the most I have had from the stormy weather. Hadn't been so dry here so looking forward to the less humid cooler weather next week.

Side note; the latest Windows 10 update from yesterday now includes the current weather on my taskbar.
 
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CraggyRider said:
Didn't realize you were a fellow NC State fan;)

Managed to get 0.4" yesterday which is the most I have had from the stormy weather. Hadn't been so dry here so looking forward to the less humid cooler weather next week.

Side note; the latest Windows 10 update from yesterday now includes the current weather on my taskbar.
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It's sad that state fans can recognize state fans by their outlooks. #Gopack
 
Anybody got eclipse pics??
 
Officially PGV picked up around 1.5 lastnight but not too far south over towards my area we had 2-3. Good night for watering the garden
 
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HRRR been fairly consistent in developing scattered thunderstorms around the area at about 1-2 and then another period in the evening .. we will see
 
SD said:
That may be close to or more rain than I've seen since 4/1. Quick math about a half inch short of my 70 day total lol
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They may not have been severe lastnight but anytime I have 5 different storms 2.5 inches of rain and the structure I saw last night with the shelf is a big win nowadays.
 
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metwannabe said:
But but but.....
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If we aren't able to get fairly widespread coverage today through Saturday I wouldn't be surprised to see an increase to D2 in some places on a small scale either side of US1 next week and maybe toward the triad.

It's really hard to erase dry conditions around here in summer without an anomalous widespread multi-day event
 
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@SD this wet weather comes at a cost for me though. Definitely wont get on a boat with this forecast.

Friday through Monday/...
As of 240 AM Thu...SW winds increase to 15-25 kt Friday and Fri
night, and portions of the waters will likely see SCA
conditions develop, mainly south of Oregon Inlet and the Pamlico
Sound, with gusty winds and building seas. The front is progged
to push through the waters Fri night and Sat. Gusty NE winds
will develop behind the front 15-25 kt, likely keeping seas at
4-6 ft, highest north of Ocracoke. NE/ENE winds diminish to 15
kt or less by Sun afternoon, though moderate onshore flow may
keep seas elevated at 4-6 ft into Sun eve. Light winds early
Mon, becoming SSW 10-15 kt by Mon evening with seas 2-4 ft.
 
SD said:
If we aren't able to get fairly widespread coverage today through Saturday I wouldn't be surprised to see an increase to D2 in some places on a small scale either side of US1 next week and maybe toward the triad.

It's really hard to erase dry conditions around here in summer without an anomalous widespread multi-day event
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A few dry days does not a drought make but also a few wet days does not a drought erase
 
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