Dewpoint Dan
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the heat wave has already begun. Many locations across the south under Heat Advisories.
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July Surprise!
- Thread starter Ollie Williams
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Not tryna jinx it but today looks good for big storms that come off the mountains, mid level LRs around 6.5, 2000-3000jkg of SBcape and a little increase in effective bulk shear to around 15-20kts should allow multicells to get going
Yeah, today is looking like a tor-con 10, for sure.
Can't wait to watch this wither away as it moves east
As much as I'd like to believe this to be true, modeling has failed as wayyyy to much this year.
95/77, feels like 109, it’s only 11am
Where the hell are you
BHS1975
Member
Well I just checked my station and I'm at 89/77 so that isn't far off
Other close one shows 90/76 with a feel like of 102
BHS1975
Member
Already got showers getting going
Don't want to jinx it but today feels like a typical NC summer day. Storms already forming in the higher terrain and Piedmont. Hopefully, we can see some more widespread coverage of storms. Wish GSP radar wasn't down though.
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Cool to watch these summer storms grow 
Yeah I've noticed that both of my stations often spike dews early in the day particularly after a heavy rain/dew/watering then as that water is evaporated from the surface and mixing starts they fall back to surrounding obs. I have 1 at 8 ft and 1 at 6 feet not sure if that's too low and they need to be raised or what. Just using today as an example they maxed out near 80 on the dew but have fallen back to 73.That dew point seems way to high per surrounding obs.
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