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Pattern Flaming Feb 2021

SD said:
We might at least give it a run but I doubt we make 80.
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Yeah , meant our first run at it . Rn I say 50/50 Fayetteville gets it 40/60 your house does and 30/70 that rdu does . Eastern nc and the Sandhills probably got it .
 
I got Raleigh at 78, Charlotte at 75, Fayetteville at 80 on Sunday, hopefully in situ CAD doesn’t stick around till then
 
Sleet City USA said:
Found this (in relation to the news NWS svr tstorm warning wording) thought it was interesting how GSP has way more than RAH
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One of the ONLY positives of living in the shadow of the Apps. I actually read somewhere (a while back ago) that CLT is a severe weather hotspot. I think it may of came from Brad P.
 
ryan1234 said:
One of the ONLY positives of living in the shadow of the Apps. I actually read somewhere (a while back ago) that CLT is a severe weather hotspot. I think it may of came from Brad P.
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That’s something I was wondering, which of the GSP counties/regions accounts for most of that? Knee jerk reaction to me would be the upstate, but now that you say that I do recall quite a few eastern Piedmont warnings
 
Sleet City USA said:
Found this (in relation to the news NWS svr tstorm warning wording) thought it was interesting how GSP has way more than RAH
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Not surprising to me at all .. I swear all last year the storms would blow up for Greensboro and dye off as they head towards RAH .. strange but it was frequent last year
 
ryan1234 said:
One of the ONLY positives of living in the shadow of the Apps. I actually read somewhere (a while back ago) that CLT is a severe weather hotspot. I think it may of came from Brad P.
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Looking off severe wx averages in the summer, we seem to lead the country in damaging winds reports, were honestly in a perfect spot, south enough for good moisture advection/heat, but have the mountains to effectively trigger these microburst producing storms into our area
 
Can’t lie I know I’m a winter weather weenie at heart but I’m sitting on my back porch thinking to myself .. “you know I could go for a good hail storm right about now” .. I snapped out of it real quick .. is my severe weenie starting to take over ?
Enjoy the 70s guys it’s amazing out here
 
Myfrotho704_ said:
Looking off severe wx averages in the summer, we seem to lead the country in damaging winds reports, were honestly in a perfect spot, south enough for good moisture advection/heat, but have the mountains to effectively trigger these microburst producing storms into our area
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That's almost verbatim what I read in the article. It was referring to damaging wind events for the most part. Not too sure about tornadoes (although there seems to a mini "tornado alley" around CLT as well. Especially right and south of 85.
 
ryan1234 said:
That's almost verbatim what I read in the article. It was referring to damaging wind events for the most part. Not too sure about tornadoes (although there seems to a mini "tornado alley" around CLT as well. Especially right and south of 85.
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Wedge front naders haha
 
So here's the svr warning numbers for a few counties in the GSP CWA from 1/1/2020-12/31/2020
Spartanburg SC-53 warnings
Cherokee SC-36 warnings
Greenville SC-50 warnings
Oconee SC-27 warnings
Pickens SC-28 warnings
Union SC-31 warnings
Anderson SC-30 warnings
Mecklenburg NC-43 warnings
Union NC-29 warnings
Lincoln NC-22 warnings
Iredell NC-22 warnings
Cabarrus NC-22 warnings
Gaston NC-32 warnings
Buncombe NC-14 warnings
Henderson NC-17 warnings
Mitchell NC-5 warnings
Graham NC-6 warnings
Rabun GA-14 warnings
This was probably overkill, but I was trying to touch all the areas of the CWA. Interesting to see Mecklenburg being 3rd highest (of the ones I looked at, there's many more counties)
 
Could surpass 40 degrees of diurnal temperature variation at RDU today. The low was 34 this morning and as of 3 PM RDU is at 72, a difference of 38 degrees! Not something we see with our climate very often!
 
I would really love to see a March snow. It’s really been a long time. However this won’t be the year.


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