Pattern Ablazing August

[Brent]

Heat index currently 109

I thought summer was over

 

[GarnerNC]

Cooled off nicely after the storms did go through, down to 77.

 

[smast16]

This is how you cool off in August.

Some leaves are turning across the stream too.

 

[jackendrickwx]

Interesting boundary moving south from Virginia+ sun coming back out on campus. Not done?

 

[BirdManDoomW]

Virginia activity looks like it’s bowing out into a damaging wind threat for NC @Myfrotho704_ thoughts?

 

[cd2play]

Heat index currently 109

I thought summer was over

The dog days are. These must be the cat days.

 

[Metwannabe]

Turning out to be a dud thus far, debris clouds have helped keep temps down

 

[Myfrotho704_]

Lightning photography printer go brrrrr

 

[Myfrotho704_]

Sfc trough W pattern

 

[Shaggy]

Gonna have storm Collison here soon. Storms coming up from the seabreeze and some coming down from the NW. Theeybwill either kill each other or morph into a big sloppy mess rainmaker. I'm betting on them killing each other.

 

[Tarheel1]

WompView attachment 88840

Shouldn’t that look bring me rain?

 

[Tarheel1]

The dog days are. These must be the cat days.

Florence and the Machine?

 

[SD]

Shouldn’t that look bring me rain?

Probably not

 

[RainlessSnowless & Grumpy]

15.32 for the summer. May as well go ahead and put that in the books with only 10 days left because I don't do convection!

 

[GaWx]

15.32 for the summer. May as well go ahead and put that in the books with only 10 days left because I don't do convection!

1. That's impressive for a typically rainless location as that is ~4" above normal for 6/1-8/20.

2. Meanwhile, the abode of @pcbjr is making history with its heavy summer rainfall as its 31.32" through now is already in 5th place with 11 days yet to go!

2021 31.32" as of now
1953 31.84"
1949 31.95"
1965 32.55"
2017 39.35"

So, all Hogtown needs is 1.24" and it would become the 2nd wettest on record going back to 1891! I think Phil may need a bigger boat. Normal through August 20th is ~19".

 

[NickyBGuarantee]

Caught some matamstos clouds earlier today in Apex

 

[Metwannabe]

Lightning photography printer go brrrrrView attachment 88846

What happened to that printer today? Cling, klank, boink, kerplooey, kerplunk

 

[NickyBGuarantee]

Round 2 today??

 

[Shaggy]

The pitt County rain magnet in full force tonight. Gonna be some big totals again

 

[RainlessSnowless & Grumpy]

1. That's impressive for a typically rainless location as that is ~4" above normal for 6/1-8/20.

2. Meanwhile, the abode of @pcbjr is making history with its heavy summer rainfall as its 31.32" through now is already in 5th place with 11 days yet to go!

2021 31.32" as of now
1953 31.84"
1949 31.95"
1965 32.55"
2017 39.35"

So, all Hogtown needs is 1.24" and it would become the 2nd wettest on record going back to 1891! I think Phil may need a bigger boat. Normal through August 20th is ~19".

Absolutely it's pretty good totals for the year. But you have to consider half of that came from Fred and one evening of convection. Take that away (which I know that's not how it works) you have about 8 inches. It's just the inconsistency around here with rain here that gets me going. It's nothing to go 10+ days without rain here several times a summer while areas very close by get consistent rain. I wish I knew why that was the case!