Avalanche
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Is there a convergence going on in the Western Piedmont/Sandhills?
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July Fry 2021
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Avalanche
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As you can see, might not be for long.
Took the words right of my mouth. Yet, the NWS lowered my POP's to 20% tonight... ?
Modeling in the short term is just pathetic as of late.
Don’t see any record breaking heat or heatwaves anytime soon
Avalanche
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We will, at some point, have to deal with downslope and dry heat.
Possibly, but if we do I can't imagine it'll last that long. September is always dryer (and sometimes warmer) for the SE. But I have a feeling that the tropics are going to be a good source of moisture this year. Pretty much keeping any extended period heat/dryness at bay.
cd2play
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If the Euro weeklies are right, we won't for the rest of the summer
Avalanche
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Dang, North America has been hot. Wonder what Europe and Asia are dealing with...below normal?
And the SE maximum temp records on that map are for LOW maxes (Orlando and Miami). I can't find any high maxes since June 1st.
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Avalanche
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I'll take the tradeoffs. I can deal with warmer overnights in exchange for cooler daytime highs. That also implies that its very humid though. Urgh, can't win.
Brent
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Sure why not
Avalanche
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Texas was due some cooler weather this summer.
Dewpoint Dan
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You look at this and you think it's time to grab the jackets in Dallas. Nope. Still going to be HOT with temps in the upper 80s and low 90s with nighttime lows in the 70s.
Suckage 
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LickWx
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YUM 
Probably because Atlanta has gotten more rain and pop up thunderstorms this whole summer more than Charlotte.
I would say Charlotte's closer to the Bermuda high than Atlanta also.
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