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Tropical Hurricane Nicole

Actually a half inch is probably to much at this point, probably .3” or less.
 
The line looks .. broken in general .. I don’t know.. feels like some people will be skipped in this set up. Probably cause this is going in the morning. If it hit more in the afternoon we would have a bigger problem. I am interested if we can get some sun out before the second surge of moisture .. maybe that could help produce a threat of some sort
 
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SPC does have this though so we gotta stay aware. Pretty large watch area. I would be more excited for more exciting weather the further NE you go when it comes to this first squall.
 
Man the SSTs must be pretty high still to get 70 dews this far inland.


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SD said:
Storms are just now getting into the higher instability. The cell near whiteville and the one approaching Fayetteville may be problems in the near term
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73/73 at PGV....

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weatherfide said:
Barely broke .50". WTH.
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My physical gauge said had 1.25" as of this morning. I did not think I would get even close considering I had basically nothing after midnight. This site, which is generally on the low side, shows you over an inch.

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here on the Beach.. Sun has popped out & with it,, Instability has went up (alot)..

Thunder Storms w/lighting & Thunder,, rolling in off the Ocean..
current obs..
Temp 75F
Pressure 29.88 in

Clouds Partly Cloudy/T Storms
Dew Point 73 F
Humidity 95 %
Rainfall 0.04 in
Winds SSE 20~30mph
Surf/waves 5~10'
Gale warnings & Small Craft Warnings are in Effect..
Along with TOR Watches
 
J.C. said:
My physical gauge said had 1.25" as of this morning. I did not think I would get even close considering I had basically nothing after midnight. This site, which is generally on the low side, shows you over an inch.

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It's weird. Radar indicates between .5 and .75. My gauge is not in an ideal location but it usually gets close to reality. I'll go with the official recording at FFC. Let's see what that reads.
 
weatherfide said:
It's weird. Radar indicates between .5 and .75. My gauge is not in an ideal location but it usually gets close to reality. I'll go with the official recording at FFC. Let's see what that reads.
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looks like with today and yesterday combined they are at 1.06" at KFFC
 
Tornado warning for Franklinton and Louisburg to the north of me. I had a few big rumbles of thunder and a brief heavy downpour, but the sun is out now.
 
jackendrickwx said:
Sun’s out. Be interested to see if anything else can get going now. Personally skeptical
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I agree not feeling confident about a resurgence. Although the stuff in South Carolina will be interesting for maybe an isolated tornado as it moves in but also some strong wind gusts I could see accompanying it.
 
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