That is probably from rain cooled air.
What on earth
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Pattern August Rush 2020
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NoSnowATL
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Bullseye
What on earth
cd2play
Member
Gee I wonder where the tropical system rains ate on that run? Lol
What on earth
This isn't a complaint. More so pointing out how horrible models are. All I heard all week from GSP and local Mets how active today and tomorrow would be. Yet not even a shower so far within 50 miles of the GSP office.
JHS
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They should just ignore the models at this point and forecast 10-20% pops everyday until they see where the storms are going to be. Even if all models say 1-2 inches of rain for everybody, stick with the 10-20% chance. The only time to EVER go above 20% pops would be if a tropical system was close by or after about 2-3pm each day if radar trends warranted it. Bring the models back for Sept through May.
I might chase tomorrow around Fayetteville, nice backed surface winds east of the MCV and large low level shear and good deep layer shear really gets my mind going into chase mode, this has really appeared the last few runs 
@freebird581bd you getting the good stuff today? Picked up another .7 so far but the hammer dropped just to my north
Some localized heavy rains, potential flooding issues Halifax Co, need an advisory.... MANAGER, Now!!
freebird581bd
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@metwannabe I'm up in Dinwiddie VA at the moment for my son's baseball practice but the wife says it's been raining like cats and dogs.
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She ain't lying
If we don't get into residual crap tomorrow morning or you can get a well defined differential heating boundary it could be a good day to get 1 or 2 solid cells away from the main conglomeration of storms. I think the biggest inhibitors will be debris clouds/light rain or subsidence if the wave is too fast
Shaggy
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Cute snek 
Kinda wanted to pick him up at the time, but was skeptical if it was a water moccasin at one point, just a harmless water snake tho
That's a good one to leave alone.
NoSnowATL
Member
They still bite. Water snakes are cranky
Mean little bastards.
Just came across another baby one near the pond, it’s eyes looked kinda elliptical with my flashlight but it was very hard to tell, those fuckers are fast, this one was a bit darker as well, there must be sum going on Becuase there’s a bunch of babies around that pond
LickWx
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Water moccasins aren't native too areas that far inland if I'm not mistaken. In all honesty, though still wouldn't surprise me if you found one there because most habitat distribution maps are either very outdated or underreport the true extent of a species range.