Any storms that do try to get going in your area could pose more of a flooding risk given the rain that’s already fallen.
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5/18/20 - 5/23/20 Upper Low Flooding & Severe Threat
- Thread starter Webberweather53
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.41" last night. It never fails to rain within 24 hours of me watering my garden. If anyone needs rain just let me know and I'll come water your garden for guaranteed rainfall.
I watered my grass on Saturday anticipating a chance for rain today, and of course I get .5" last night. No complaints here though.
A few storms already trying to form in central GA. It will be interesting to see what will happen today. I’m hoping for at least one storm.
Iceagewhereartthou
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Already 2.66 for me and we're just after kickoff! Crazy!
Jessy89
Member
Already 2.66 for me and we're just after kickoff! Crazy!
Environment must be ripe to. Look at the storms already trying to pop up and it’s not even noon yet.
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Jessy89
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I wouldn’t at all be surprised to see these storms try to rotate. Especially if the environment gets unstable enough in the heat of the day.
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Parameters are not there for tornadoes. It’s largely flash flooding expect initially some wind threat is possible today before becoming overly saturated.
7.88” in the Chicago area already. Surprised given it has a history of flooding there is no flash flood watch.
Snowflowxxl
Member
Suns out! Thought today was suppose to be a washout lol
Nice weakly rotating supercell southwest* of Columbia 
Dawgdaze22
Member
Sunny and humid here in Alpharetta. Makes me wonder if this will allow for stronger storms later??
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Id love to break up this cloud deck now
The 0z Euro pushed the heavier precip further east and the UK has done the same the past couple of runs. We shall see if the 12z Euro does the same or ticks back to the east and keeps it confined west of 85.
Looks to also be increasing in SC midlands.
Webberweather53
Meteorologist
Here comes the first of many waves of rain.
Webberweather53
Meteorologist
This Euro run sets up a "death band" of precip along I-77.
gawxnative
Member
As FYI these started as "Pop Ups" down near the I-16 corridor east of Macaon, and another "group" is starting up now. Looks like models have a pretty good handle on this for the prog'd heavy rainfall rates in Upstate.