Stone Cold Heel
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Pretty quiet so far for a level 2 threat.
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Doesn't look like anything is forecasted for your area until around midnight.
Almost 0 activity on the models locally, can probably drop that severe risk
I didn't realize how bad the wind was with the Friday storm. I went to finish cutting grass and there were limbs and leaves everywhere.
Stone Cold Heel
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Some good looking storms in Alamance and Orange County moving west.
Solid line of storms dropping into Chattanooga area. We maxed at 99 with a heat index of 108 so this is gonna feel real good.
Tsappfrog20
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And they fell apart again getting to the triangle
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Stone Cold Heel
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I think we had all our storms for the year last month.
256wx
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Pretty loud outside right now. 
Pretty good line of storms moving through with a lot of lightning and heavy rain. Gusty winds but not severe here.
How are your twigs up that way?
StormNet seems to think there's a pretty decent chance of damaging winds around ATL in the 10-11pm timeframe
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Storms up here have been intense. Last few runs of the HRRR drop the hammer on ATL. Here's the latest HRRR at 3z (11pm). That line could even make a run for Macon before it dies out.
Storms up here have been intense. Last few runs of the HRRR drop the hammer on ATL. Here's the latest HRRR at 3z (11pm). That line could even make a run for Macon before it dies out.
256wx
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The storm that rolled through left some pretty skies behind. View attachment 197438
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downsloping ain’t saving us here 
sick gust front 
Hanging on by a thread!
If you ever wondered what a gust front looks like on radar...there's a really nice one approaching ATL
Sky86
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Tonight was the first night that I can remember the lighting being so intense that it temporarily became daylight.
The Op's are outright cooking again ( especially 0z Euro ) at the tail end of their runs. Has it hotter here locally on 9/1 as it is today. Ugh...
The CFS has us in the low to mid 50's for lows Labor day weekend. But its still way to warm for anyone's liking until we get to the 2cnd weekend of September ( a month away ) and get some lows in the 40's.
Best I can do for us today.
The CFS has us in the low to mid 50's for lows Labor day weekend. But its still way to warm for anyone's liking until we get to the 2cnd weekend of September ( a month away ) and get some lows in the 40's.
Best I can do for us today.
doesn't look terrible after friday
Ron Burgundy
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i must clarify i was not thinking about georgia when i posted that
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Flying today for the first time since this BB was born! Especially because I haven’t flown in so long, flying is still fascinating to me and I’m always at a window looking out! On way to CO, 1st stop is in Detroit, my first time in Michigan. The views of W Lake Erie, my first time seeing Erie, were awesome. Noting the fair wx cumulus over land areas due to heating in the early afternoon while mainly clear over the cooler lake:
These pics are in reverse chronological order:
These pics are in reverse chronological order:
Drizzle Snizzle
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101 degrees here.
Drizzle Snizzle
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I thought you said it didnt look terrible after Friday. This shows Hazardous Heat for SC and GA next week.
It shows no hazardous heat for Rhode Island.
SuperNET
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...or Buffalo NY
Ron Burgundy
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But what would one complain about?
Brent
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Another lovely day in hell
Stone Cold Heel
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That's every day on Oklahoma.
Avalanche
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That cumulonimbus was very viewable from Wilmington. I said to myself somewhere near Jacksonville is getting it
Shaggy
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