Dude, that sucks. I legit feel bad for you. You're definitely not alone. I have had more rain here in the last two days than I have for two months. I gave up on Friday and managed to have the best storms twice, in a row. Don't lose hope. You will get yours.
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Dude, that sucks. I legit feel bad for you. You're definitely not alone. I have had more rain here in the last two days than I have for two months. I gave up on Friday and managed to have the best storms twice, in a row. Don't lose hope. You will get yours.
Wonder if we can get another multicellular cluster off the mountains tomorrow given the large cape/uncapped environment and once again high DCAPE that aids in outflow propagating SE and aids in a damaging wind threat
Radar is awful quiet ?
Anyone think I'm complaining just to complain and actually get more rain than I say? Check out this radar loop I found on someone's Twitter. My house is right in the center of Boiling Springs. Yesterday broke what spirit I had left. Its almost like mother nature is consciously screwing with me!
smast16
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That’s what she said
Today doesn't look that dissimilar to yesterday. Once a few storms pop and outflows start wandering around the radar should light up some between 2-7.
cd2play
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Itll be interesting to see if we can roll some clusters east out of the mountains today then fwd propagate on the outflows maybe this far east. Storms should have a little NW to SE movement today
One difference vs yesterday is that 500mb temps are a tad bit cooler and hrrr shows some better mid level LRs later, may aid in a hail threat and taller storms, hrrr shows crazy cape but I think most areas will stay around 4500 
Yeah not going to lie most models are fairly ugly today. Not much of a catalyst out there besides the usuals.
That would work
I have set a new high for the year each of the last two days. 93 on Friday and 94 yesterday. Will today hit 95?
Must be your location, just south of the mountains? Idk. Just speculating.
Yeah I mean what probably happens is storms form on the mountains then they collapse, outflows move East and they take time to develop, and when they do get going they get going to his East, so it makes sense he gets skipped a lot
Kind of like our snows! Seriously, they do good in the mountains, downslope over us, redevelopment just to our East
4k already
I've thought that a lot and had convinced myself the mtns caused it. But that doesn't explain why Inman west of I26 and Chesnee to my east seem to do well. Spartanburg south makes perfect sense though. But Greenville County is downwind of the highest peaks with a nw flow and doesn't seem to have any pronounced dry spots like this. It almost seems like horrible luck but it happens every year, regardless of how wet or dry the se is in general I get about the same amount of rain. So it has to be something!