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snowc said:
Aaand we lost power, AGAIN! wont be back on till 3:45am 😤😤😬😬😬
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UPDATE: some DUMBASS took out the damn power. 😠😠
http://wral.com/news/local/transmission-tower-crash-erwin-july-2026/
A driver crashed into a transmission tower Sunday night in Harnett County, leaving about 1,000 customers without power.

The tower is along Red Hill Church Road near Erwin. The crash happened around 9 p.m.

Duke Energy told WRAL News that a car struck the tower. Crews are installing a temporary power pole to restore service to customers.

The tower was seen leaning early Monday morning.

Crews estimated that power might not be restored until 10:45 a.m.

It is unclear whether anyone was injured.
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interesting to see the NAM MOS jump from predicting today's high to be 72 yesterday, now jumping to predicting 80 as of this morning. 80 would be a surprise to me at KGSP. also, we picked up 0.86" last night to jump us to 1.28" for the month and 17.83" for the year. KGSP is about 6.5" behind average with 19.60" for the year

by this time in 2020 we had 46.21"
 
jackendrickwx said:
i had been wondering if/when we'd get our annual summer "wedge" day. probably will get one or two more in august
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Maybe the next "wedge" day will be courtesy of a tropical system that dumps multiple inches of rain over many of us. I know the hurricane forecast is slim pickings for us with the strong shear over the Atlantic and Gulf due to El Nino but it just takes one tropical system in the right spot to bring the drought relief that many of us are looking for.
 
weather bubba said:
Maybe the next "wedge" day will be courtesy of a tropical system that dumps multiple inches of rain over many of us. I know the hurricane forecast is slim pickings for us with the strong shear over the Atlantic and Gulf due to El Nino but it just takes one tropical system in the right spot to bring the drought relief that many of us are looking for.
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Bubba,
Check out the tropical thread regarding a potential Gulf storm forming as early as this weekend:

Tropical - 2026 Tropics Thread 🌀

Maybe after years of dire predictions of east coast threats we will finally get one in a super el nino Hopefully not. Fortunately, the typical tracks in moderate or stronger El Niños even more heavily favor storms off the E coast to recurve safely from most of the SE due to a weaker...
southernwx.com
 
QPF has fallen off a cliff from where it was 24-48 hours ago looking ahead through Friday locally. Still haven't crossed the magical 10" of year to date precipitation barrier. 😓
 
jackendrickwx said:
interesting to see the NAM MOS jump from predicting today's high to be 72 yesterday, now jumping to predicting 80 as of this morning. 80 would be a surprise to me at KGSP. also, we picked up 0.86" last night to jump us to 1.28" for the month and 17.83" for the year. KGSP is about 6.5" behind average with 19.60" for the year

by this time in 2020 we had 46.21"
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It's up to 80 right now in Jonesville and of course no rain. All of that stuff last evening missed me.
 
jackendrickwx said:
interesting to see the NAM MOS jump from predicting today's high to be 72 yesterday, now jumping to predicting 80 as of this morning. 80 would be a surprise to me at KGSP. also, we picked up 0.86" last night to jump us to 1.28" for the month and 17.83" for the year. KGSP is about 6.5" behind average with 19.60" for the year

by this time in 2020 we had 46.21"
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anyways it’s 80 at GSP
 
Cotton/soybean farmers would jump for joy if we got a slow moving tropical low to dump 5" across the coastal plains of SC. Outside of the immediate Charleston area this event yesterday and today hasn't lived up to the hype. I managed .04" today and KMYR still hasn't accumulated enough to hit 10" on the year. We now have about a 15" deficit since January 1.
 
Storms falling apart now and not 1 drop here. I'm to the point that I don't think a Helene repeat would give me a drop of rain. It's that bad here.
 
YetAnotherRDUGuy said:
Probably more of a banter question but…is July the most boring month weather wise? I vote yes. Just a question of how hot we get. Isolated severe. Too early for tropical season for most. Yawn
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Yep! 15 days of blue sky, corn sweats , no rain, barely a fair weather cumulus in the sky, and 90s! Boring and sucky to the nth degree! Currently 90, feels like 95! ❤️🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗IMG_5945.png
 
I wish I could find a precip totals map for the last week. I bet it would show 99% of both Carolinas with 1-2 inch plus totals with one little area with less than .25 right where I am.
 
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