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Misc Jalapeño July

Storm5 said:
Lots of hate coming from sleet city. Should i send you pictures of what snow looks like?? I know it's been a while for you

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Got you covered this would be a good 2 years for you
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But yes this was Feb 15 so its been 2.5 years since Ive seen a pure accumulating snow event
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Having loads of fun now ...

BULLETIN - IMMEDIATE BROADCAST REQUESTED
Severe Thunderstorm Warning
National Weather Service Jacksonville FL
737 PM EDT THU JUL 20 2017

The National Weather Service in Jacksonville has issued a

* Severe Thunderstorm Warning for...
Central Alachua County in northern Florida...

* Until 815 PM EDT

* At 737 PM EDT, a severe thunderstorm was located near Rochelle, or
10 miles northwest of Citra, moving east at 20 mph. Other
thunderstorms are expected to develop northward to Gainesville that
could become severe.

HAZARD...60 mph wind gusts and quarter size hail.

SOURCE...Radar indicated.

IMPACT...Hail damage to vehicles is expected. Expect wind damage
to roofs, siding, and trees.

* Locations impacted include...
Gainesville, University Of Florida, Gainesville Airport, Newnans
Lake, Rochelle and Grove Park.

https://radar.weather.gov/radar.php?rid=JAX&product=N0R&overlay=11101111&loop=yes

Larry - You would love it - after rain, Vet's Park will be a nice walk!
 
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Rain again. Even though I only had a 20% chance on today.

Raining pretty heavily too, but shouldn't last long.
 
about to start racking up 100 degree days here.... it hasn't been that bad... yet. First time this summer I've seen the GFS/Euro agree on well over 100 for days.

When is fall? :eek:
 
SD said:
Its hotter than 5 hells in the warehouse today....in my office with the door closed hope everyone thinks i left

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DP's still in mid 70's right now with an absurd 81 at Goldsboro... we shut down for a trace of snow we need to shut down for this. I bet Brick would agree, speaking of which..... Brick..... Brick......Brick
 
metwannabe said:
DP's still in mid 70's right now with an absurd 81 at Goldsboro... we shut down for a trace of snow we need to shut down for this. I bet Brick would agree, speaking of which..... Brick..... Brick......Brick
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Oh the joys of living in the SE. #itsucks!


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Storm5 said:
RDU is sitting at 98, will the warehouse catch fire and hit 100?

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95/76 HI 109 at the house prob too cloudy to hit 100 lots of Cu around as the Piedmont trough tries to get going

Looks like the trough is between me and the airport they have mixed out and dewpoints are in the 60s

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SD said:
Excessive heat watch thatll verify better than a winter storm watch, no offense to the NWS. Certainly looking like both tonight and tomorrow night might have trouble falling below 80 with tomorrow being a better bet

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One thing I gotta say -
Heat is certainly on today.

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There's definitely some boundary, probably a piedmont lee trough extending from about Wadesboro-Rockingham NC to just north of Fayetteville and into Smithfield and Goldsboro-Wilson, probably going to be a focal pt for any significant shower and thunderstorm activity the next several hours aside from upslope flow over the foothills and far western piedmont in NC and canonical development near the sea breeze further south & east... Definitely seeing a lot more filtered sunshine here at my place, a lot of building congestus towers... On another note, the thunderstorm that was over Chester County SC a little while ago seemed to have produced one heck of an outflow boundary/downdraft because skies there cleared within a matter of several minutes nearly county wide...
 
SD said:
Excessive heat watch thatll verify better than a winter storm watch, no offense to the NWS. Certainly looking like both tonight and tomorrow night might have trouble falling below 80 with tomorrow being a better bet

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And the excessive heat watch is just for the cities of Raleigh, Cary, Fayetteville and Fort Bragg I believe.... can't say I've ever seen that. I'll be surprised if they don't expand that to the counties at least Wake and South and east.
 
Webberweather53 said:
There's definitely some boundary, probably a piedmont lee trough extending from about Wadesboro-Rockingham NC to just north of Fayetteville and into Smithfield and Goldsboro-Wilson, probably going to be a focal pt for any significant shower and thunderstorm activity the next several hours aside from upslope flow over the foothills and far western piedmont in NC and canonical development near the sea breeze further south & east... Definitely seeing a lot more filtered sunshine here at my place, a lot of building congestus towers... On another note, the thunderstorm that was over Chester County SC a little while ago seemed to have produced one heck of an outflow boundary/downdraft because skies there cleared within a matter of several minutes nearly county wide...
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This guy has formed along it

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metwannabe said:
And the excessive heat watch is just for the cities of Raleigh, Cary, Fayetteville and Fort Bragg I believe.... can't say I've ever seen that. I'll be surprised if they don't expand that to the counties at least Wake and South and east.
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Yeah I haven't either, but I can't blame them because the urban heat islands certainly add several degrees to the heat index and there's probably more confidence that these areas will meet Heat Advisory and/or Excessive Heat Warning criteria
 
metwannabe said:
And the excessive heat watch is just for the cities of Raleigh, Cary, Fayetteville and Fort Bragg I believe.... can't say I've ever seen that. I'll be surprised if they don't expand that to the counties at least Wake and South and east.
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Same here. Will be interesting to read the afd might have to do with urban centers and the heat islands. That said the I95 counties seem like a slam dunk for 110 heat indicies tomorrow

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Webberweather53 said:
Yeah I haven't either, but I can't blame them because the urban heat islands certainly add several degrees to the heat index and there's probably more confidence that these areas will meet Heat Advisory and/or Excessive Heat Warning criteria
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SD said:
Same here. Will be interesting to read the afd might have to do with urban centers and the heat islands. That said the I95 counties seem like a slam dunk for 110 heat indicies tomorrow

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I think you two were colluding in that response.... Lol. Yeah those urban heat islands, hate it for you guys, while I'm hot I'll at least get to mid 70's tonight y'all unfortunately :(
 
metwannabe said:
I think you two were colluding in that response.... Lol. Yeah those urban heat islands, hate it for you guys, while I'm hot I'll at least get to mid 70's tonight y'all unfortunately :(
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I know right, I guess great minds think alike? Lucky lol, like storm said I personally doubt we get below 80F tonight...
 
This is just brutal... from Rah NWS
The accumulative affects of 3 or more days with heat index values near or above 110 in the cities of Fayetteville and Raleigh combined with the failure of temperatures to fall below 80 at night will create excessive stress. If these readings are still expected in later forecasts, these two counties/cities will be upgraded to an Excessive Heat Warning.
 
Might have to keep an close eye out for big mesoscale convective complexes diving southeastward from the midwest OH/TN Valley into the mid-Atlantic and southeastern states given the large-scale, notorious NW flow/ring of fire pattern that will dominate the continuous US east of the Rockies this upcoming week...

Certainly wouldn't be the first major MCS of late and not the first time I've seen this from the ECMWF in this time period, wherein it's actually trying to sniff out a large MCS and rather potent MCV in the medium range (that attempts to grow upscale into a hybrid, subtropical or extratropical cyclone off the Carolinas), essentially amounting to a summertime Alberta Clipper...

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