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Tropical Hurricane Sally

Outer cirrus from Sally, should be visible in ATL and such! Pics anybody? I think they always look cool and different!GSP area pics?
 
Chazwin said:
I think it will be a big flood threat for the southern NC mountains, southern foothills, and southern Piedmont and upstate of SC. The Euro has 3-6 inches of rain for those areas and the wedge boundary close by could enhance rainfall as the center is moving through Central GA. How far north the heaviest rains get might depend on the interaction with the approaching front from the west. Gulf tropical systems tend to have the heaviest rain shield to the north and northwest of the center once it’s been inland for a few hours
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It could. Hopefully it ticks south long term for us and continues longer stall to weaken near the coast. Both would severely limit rains further north but would enhance cold cad.
 
HWRF around 960 at LF and just slightly west of the Ms/Al border

HMON around same pressure and just slightly east of the Ms/Al border
 
Tarheel1 said:
Outer cirrus from Sally, should be visible in ATL and such! Pics anybody? I think they always look cool and different!GSP area pics?
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This is from my north facing front porch, just north of Acworth, GA. (Hope I attach the pic properly!) Think these clouds are related to the hurricane, but not completely sure. Very warm and muggy here! D195D51E-71F7-462E-9FED-D868005E3F68.jpeg
 
Dang, Euro gonna be east as well... might even be as far east as the Ukie, stalls just off the tip of La, turns slowly North or NNE
 
metwannabe said:
Landfall shortly after midnight Wed night, Thurs morning on the Euro.... I mean look how close she is to the coast now and that's 60 hrs away. Holy poop
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If that is anywhere close to being true, the beaches of Alabama and the Florida Panhandle are going to take quite a beating. Personally I’m not sure I buy into this sitting there that long. We’ve seen the Euro try to this in the past... remember when it had Florence sitting near Myrtle Beach for over 3 days.
 
Chazwin said:
If that is anywhere close to being true, the beaches of Alabama and the Florida Panhandle are going to take quite a beating. Personally I’m not sure I buy into this sitting there that long. We’ve seen the Euro try to this in the past... remember when it had Florence sitting near Myrtle Beach for over 3 days.
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Yeah I can't see it still offshore on Wednesday honestly
 
Sally current motion is wnw, that motion is headed straight for the Mobile bay. I thought it was suppose to go more west towards extreme east Louisiana and than a north/east turn? Maybe the north turn happens sooner? If so that would put all of east extreme MS but bulls eyeing Mobile bay or just east of there.
 
accu35 said:
Sally current motion is wnw, that motion is headed straight for the Mobile bay. I thought it was suppose to go more west towards extreme east Louisiana and than a north/east turn? Maybe the north turn happens sooner? If so that would put all of east extreme MS but bulls eyeing Mobile bay or just east of there.
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Even a hour north at your location, I wouldn't be surprised to see a TS warning soon...
 
metwannabe said:
@SD euro shifted/expanded that rain shield a good bit north, I'm guessing this is met with your approval

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That sucks. We don't need the rain and it's delaying the nice cool/dry air for one day (Saturday now a wash out). **Wouldn't this be interesting if this was mid January with a cold high anchored to the north.
 
metwannabe said:
@SD euro shifted/expanded that rain shield a good bit north, I'm guessing this is met with your approval

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Very sharp cutoff of QPF on that northern fringe. Going to be fun to see how that evolves for those of us in North and Central Alabama. The trend for us has definetley been a slight jog to our SE with the higher rain totals today.

Going to be crazy for those on the gulf.
 
metwannabe said:
@SD euro shifted/expanded that rain shield a good bit north, I'm guessing this is met with your approval

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Jimmy, couple more trends SE and you’re looking at sprinkles with Shetley. Definitely a SE trend with heavy precip up into Carolinas
 
FallsLake said:
That sucks. We don't need the rain and it's delaying the nice cool/dry air for one day (Saturday now a wash out). **Wouldn't this be interesting if this was mid January with a cold high anchored to the north.
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On the brightside, it won't be hot due to the possibility of a CAD.
 
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