Tropical Hurricane Laura (Post Landfall & Inland Effects)

[ryan1234]

I seem to remember a couple years ago that the strongest winds with Michael across NC was as dryer air was pulling into the storm on the backside. Is that something we could see here. I find it interesting that models drop the pressure lower after its passes the the Ohio Valley, but it’s still on land

I remember that. We easily had some gusts over 50mph in Charlotte.

 

[lexxnchloe]

Lets hope it doesnt cause camille like flooding

 

[Shaggy]

Lets hope it doesnt cause camille like flooding

moving way too fast for that. I could see some 4-8 inch amounts in the best training storms.

 

[Shaggy]

You do realize Camille did 27” of rain in just 8 hours...

This wont be camille. There is NOTHING in any modeling to suggest anyone sees a thing like that. This thing is going to be hauling butt.

 

[BirdManDoomW]

I wasn’t alive for Camille but I bet models didn’t do well with 27” of rain in just 8 hours.

 

[Shaggy]

Prob so. But 4-8” would cause serious damage in places like Hickory NC or Martinsville VA where over 12” has occurred this August.

Yes we all know this is the end of wilkes county.

 

[Cadi40]

I personally will hand over all of my assets to you for free if 27 inches of rain verifies in the Carolina’s.

 

[BirdManDoomW]

27” not happening. But some flooding is likely to occur in the west with any training of upslope from WV to NC.

 

[Metwannabe]

27” not happening. But some flooding is likely to occur in the west with any training of upslope from WV to NC.

Ok ok ok we get it, point made.... it's old birdman.

 

[NRVWX]

Camille was hauling butt too.

 

[BirdManDoomW]

I would say gusts near 123mph for NC around grandfather mountain.

 

[smast16]

Actual flooding or just a small drainage wash spilling over?

 

[Tarheel1]

Actual flooding or just a small drainage wash spilling over?

Bojangles parking lot flooding!

 

[BirdManDoomW]

Actual flooding or just a small drainage wash spilling over?

W KERR SCOTT RESERVOIR FAILURE

 

[Chazwin]

I remember that. We easily had some gusts over 50mph in Charlotte.

I think the top gust at the airport was 61mph and I had a 64mph gust on my home weather station. I watched a TV documentary on hurricanes years ago and I remember Dr. Bob Sheets saying during it, that you should never underestimate what a remnant tropical low can do when it becomes phased with a jet stream.

 

[DustinWx]

This thread is a train wreck

 

[ryan1234]

This thread is a train wreck

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[Brick Tamland]

This thread is a train wreck

It really is for the birds.

 

[EV/WS]

Lol. In all seriousness, we really do need to watch out for some significant/severe weather, as @SD, @Rain Cold, @Myfrotho704_ have been speaking of in NE GA, upstate SC and N Carolina. Guess, we’ll know a poop ton tomorrow. Prayers, for all in her hellish path......

 

[Tarheel1]

Lol. In all seriousness, we really do need to watch out for some significant/severe weather, as @SD, @Rain Cold, @Myfrotho704_ have been speaking of in NE GA, upstate SC and N Carolina. Guess, we’ll know a poop ton tomorrow. Prayers, for all in her hellish path......

The track after landfall, has really trended southe since yesterday! I think the Euro 50-60 mph wind gust over NC/SC are way to high, but Sat could be fun for y’all