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July Surprise!

That day was a snow weenie's worst nightmare. In middle TN, it snowed heavily for 6 hours, only for it all to melt when hitting the ground. It was 36 degrees THE. WHOLE. TIME. ?????

When I move there that better never happen. Nashville is supposed to see more snow than CLT. But that would be my luck.
 
...New England southward through the Carolinas...
Though mid-level lapse rates will generally be weaker compared to
areas west, the combination of surface heating and ascent with the
longwave trough over the region will foster scattered to numerous
band of convection throughout the entire region in the afternoon and
early evening. Enough mid-level flow will exist for loose
organization into clusters and linear segments, which will promote
potential for isolated damaging wind gusts in a few areas. This
threat will also be diurnally driven and wane after sunset.

Meh...

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Maybe

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LOL. The 4-corners, New England, and the NE have more storm coverage then we've had all summer around these parts. And that's just TODAY.
 
If we somehow end getting storms tonight, which I know as the sun sets is pretty much impossible, I will literally just give up.
 
If we somehow end getting storms tonight, which I know as the sun sets is pretty much impossible, I will literally just give up.
Better advection of EL temps/better llvl moisture has started so it wouldn’t shock me
 
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