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July Fry 2021

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ANDERSON SUNNY 90 68 48 SW15 30.13F
LIBERTY MOSUNNY 89 69 51 SW10G16 30.13F
SPARTANBURG SUNNY 90 59 35 SW12G18 30.12S
CLEMSON MOSUNNY 87 68 52 SW9 30.14F
GREENVILLE MOSUNNY 90 66 45 S15 30.14F
GREENWOOD MOSUNNY 91 70 49 W10 30.14F HX 96
GREER SUNNY 92 63 38 SW13 30.13F
ROCK HILL MOSUNNY 92 72 51 SW12 30.12F HX 99
LAURENS MOSUNNY 90 68 48 SW8G16 30.13S

Look at the dewpoint in Spartanburg and Greer. That tells you just how dry this area is. The HRRR hit thaat right on the head.
 
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Just had a nice storm roll through here; picked up a very quick near inch of rain and about as much lightning as we have had out of anything this year which hasn't been much.
 
SD said:
I'd keep an eye on as early as next weekend into the next week as the trough lifts. Going to be an old front, low sfc pressures and maybe a mcv or 2 floating around. Good setup to make a mess with a tropical system that gets pushed west by the building bermuda ridge
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A few homegrown systems have developed like that
 
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This has been such a strange summer. For instance, Knoxville's forecast high temp the next 2 weeks is 3 degrees warmer than Atlantas forecast. And they are pretty similar in elevation. Im pretty sure Knoxville is not usually warmer than Atlanta.
 
Dewpoint Dan said:
This has been such a strange summer. For instance, Knoxville's forecast high temp the next 2 weeks is 3 degrees warmer than Atlantas forecast. And they are pretty similar in elevation. Im pretty sure Knoxville is not usually warmer than Atlanta.
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It makes sense if there's a better chance of rain and storms in Atlanta and the humidity is higher.
 
JHS said:
No they are weakening fast. It's going to take a hurricane tracking up the spine of the mountains for some of us to get rain. While some places withing 10 miles pile up on it.
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Lol at thinking you'd get any rain from a hurricane.

Noah sailed around the earth, finding nothing but water everywhere, when at long last, his ark came to rest on Mt. Shetley, where he found cracked dirt and animal skeletons half covered by sand.
 
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Y’all should be fine but this probably means cape minimum around Charlotte/into the upstate and another screwjob around Charlotte, and don’t forget models had up to 4 inches of rain here thru Monday on Friday’s runs
 
Myfrotho704_ said:
Y’all should be fine but this probably means cape minimum around Charlotte/into the upstate and another screwjob around Charlotte, and don’t forget models had up to 4 inches of rain here thru Monday on Friday’s runs
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E of 95 first where they are breaking into sun now and we are waiting for the next disturbance around dark or fighting for outflow scraps
 
Myfrotho704_ said:
Y’all should be fine but this probably means cape minimum around Charlotte/into the upstate and another screwjob around Charlotte, and don’t forget models had up to 4 inches of rain here thru Monday on Friday’s runs
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Its comical right now. Like FSU being up 24 on UNC only to lose the game.
 
Keep on seeing the nam3km/hrrr show these almost supercell like structure that hang back with the sfc low on Monday/tues against the flow, interesting
 
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