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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!
Does it happen like that all year round or just in summer storms? Are you closer to the mountains than Spartanburg?
 
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!
you're really the only person that has room to complain..you do get less than everyone
 
Does it happen like that all year round or just in summer storms? Are you closer to the mountains than Spartanburg?
It's not like this year round. Its just convection season.. In fact the flow off the storms that bring the winter rains favor this area along and north of 85. I'm closer to the mtns than Spartanburg. With the mtns running sw to ne GSP is about the same proximity to the mtns and avg a little over 13 inches in JJA. Last year I had 8.2, but if I recall it was a drier summer for everyone. But thats about all I'm on pace for this summer too and its a fairly active summer. So idk
 
Those pockets of stability over CLT and RAH- are those from yesterday's storms? And shouldn't they work in our favor later on to fire more storms?
MLCIN should erode in 1-2 hours, and yeah there from yesterday’s storms, and the mesoanalysis bringing out the big cape later E40C621E-0C66-42F0-A7EC-D5A1E5F204AB.jpeg
 
Those pockets of stability over CLT and RAH- are those from yesterday's storms? And shouldn't they work in our favor later on to fire more storms?
Not sure if it will be the trigger for storm development, but the low level moisture from the rain should contribute to higher surface based cape, I would think.
 
You know it’s summer when you see stuff like this View attachment 44537
Nah, this is how you know its summer
A 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms, mainly after 1pm. Mostly sunny and hot, with a high near 97. Heat index values as high as 104. Calm wind. New rainfall amounts of less than a tenth of an inch, except higher amounts possible in thunderstorms.
 
I think dew points are around 90

Seriously though 91/77 imby.. ugly
Yeah it's brutal. I want outside to throw a few cornhole bags in the shade. 90% humidity and gnat swarms make it less fun to throw 4 baggers
 
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A tad warm at the homestead. Can’t get my pool balanced. pH is too high and alkalinity as well. Muriatic Acid ain’t working. Gonna find some Semtex and destroy this stupid thing.
 
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A tad warm at the homestead. Can’t get my pool balanced. pH is too high and alkalinity as well. Muriatic Acid ain’t working. Gonna find some Semtex and destroy this stupid thing.
I would normally say no way on the dew point being 83, but it’s probably accurate because I have a dewpoint of 78 right now in Monroe
 
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