weather bubba
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With as wet as we are and the max evapotranspiration this time of year that kind of pattern can lead to some dramatic local differences. I remember 2023 when we had a really wet stretch followed by heat actually getting a chill driving through a well shaded swampy road with the windows down in my old Jeep. The sunny areas dry out and get HOT but the wet shaded areas stay even cooler than they otherwise would.Euro had 5 straight 100s for much of the area
It absolutely poured around this area today. Torrential rain and plenty of CG strokes.
Yeah today went from a slam dunk to radar watching3k much more active today than the hrrr for most.
Wonder if it's another case of the hrrr mixing us out too much. Seems that was an issue last summer tooYeah today went from a slam dunk to radar watching
Yeah looks like most models want to trap some energy under the ridge and start firing some storms as early as WednesdayThe GFS is hinting at some MCS action under the ridge next week.
Most likely it's starting to bounce back on convection nowWonder if it's another case of the hrrr mixing us out too much. Seems that was an issue last summer too
I wonder what the issue is with that. Last year it was almost a common daily problem for the hrrr.Most likely it's starting to bounce back on convection now
I guess for some areas it might be impressive but looking at the 10 day forecast I don’t see anything over 93 in Savannah and the hottest I see in Jacksonville is also 93. Just normal summer weather really.This is going to be an impressive heat wave building in next week over the Carolinas and Georgia. The Raleigh NWS office has three straight days of temperatures at or above 100 degrees during the middle of next week in their forecast. I haven't checked the climate data for next week but it is a good bet that there could be some record highs and maximum low temperatures coming up.
Here we go again...
The HRRR was almost right on back to the west. The NAM 3K would have been serious event, about like northern VA and DC got.Tonight's gonna be a contest of hrrr versus 3k still. 3k has a decent line crossing NC hrrr less impressive
I actually think RDU has a shot at 107 based on the fact it has been exhibiting a 4F warm bias the past month. Based on H85, Tuesday looks to be the warmest day. GFS has woke up to the warm potential now. Widespread 100-103F looks possible, and tack on 3-5F more for RDU because it resides in it's own microclimate.The EPS has several days in a row of 100+ in the Piedmont. That's impressive for an ensemble mean several days out. Pretty rare air here.
When the means have a high below freezing or above 100 you know what's coming is legitThe EPS has several days in a row of 100+ in the Piedmont. That's impressive for an ensemble mean several days out. Pretty rare air here.