weather bubba
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That would be a very strong cold front that comes through with that temperature gradient, especially for the summer months. I could only imagine the severe weather that might occur with it.
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Pattern August 2023 Thread
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BHS1975
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At least it gives some hope that we’re getting closer to days like that
I can remember I was in Columbia, SC during the 2012 heat wave and that was broken by one of the most hellacious storms I’ve ever seen.
Brick Tamland
Member
Here we go again.
Tomorrow looks much better than today ever did. I honestly didn’t know what they seeing to move that slight risk into NC today…the front looks like it’s coming in with almost perfect timing tomorrow to really fire things up I-77 corridor and east
Suck factor high. Can’t think of anything more oppressive in CLT. 12:30am 
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Brent
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It is August 15th in 20 minutes and I have the windows open...
Wow, I saw Portland, OR hit 108 today! Would break RDU’s all-time high by three degrees, though at least it isn’t as humid there!
Drizzle Snizzle
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their 108 probably felt better than a typical 95 degree day in the southeast.
BHS1975
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Steamy
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LickWx
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Damn and that’s person county!
Brent
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Shaggy
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Brunswick County Airport to my south a bit never went below a 93 degree HI overnight and Wikmington international to my north just a bit only got down to 87 HI overnight.Steamy
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Both were already triple digit this morning
Brick Tamland
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But it's things like this that make people not take the real threats seriously. The SPC has been awful lately with their categorical outlooks.
They did well with their Enhanced outlook the other day.
Wish I was home right now.
Downeastnc
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I mean WTF.....been awhile since I have seen a heat index this high at PGV
This location out on the bombing range in the tidal swamps of Dare county is at 133 heat index with a DP at almost 90
Air Temperature
94°F
Winds (at 6m)
9 mph
From the south southwest
Gusts to 21 mph
Dew Point:
89.6°F
Relative Humidity:
87%
Heat Index:
133°F
products.climate.ncsu.edu
| 15 | 12:05 | SW 10 | 10.00 | Partly Cloudy | SCT029 | 95 | 82 | 67% | NA | 120 | 29.86 | NA |
This location out on the bombing range in the tidal swamps of Dare county is at 133 heat index with a DP at almost 90
Air Temperature
94°F
Winds (at 6m)
9 mph
From the south southwest
Gusts to 21 mph
Dew Point:
89.6°F
Relative Humidity:
87%
Heat Index:
133°F
Station Scout - Products | North Carolina State Climate Office
products.climate.ncsu.edu
95/82 HI 120