Extremely heavy rates up to 4” per NWS. North-west NC is getting nailed.
They are getting pounded in the ?Going to need a Flash Flood Warning for Watauga, Ashe and Alleghany.
?Hrrr gets a loosely organized QLCS tomorrow afternoon in NC, also has the LP in NC which may enhance wind shear just a bit, And adds potential to that random vortex that pops up which adds to the damaging wind threat
I'd like to but I've seen this movie. Tomorrow's choices for fail are the front gets here too soon and the storms fire to the east, storms fire to the west and become outflow dominant so its wind and stratiform around here as the line reorganizes the the east. The line breaks up a bit from being linear and gets more of a line segment/weak supercell look and I am in the middleGetting excited about tomorrows rain chances!
Looking at CAM's this seems somewhat probable..... unfortunatelyI'd like to but I've seen this movie. Tomorrow's choices for fail are the front gets here too soon and the storms fire to the east, storms fire to the west and become outflow dominant so its wind and stratiform around here as the line reorganizes the the east. The line breaks up a bit from being linear and gets more of a line segment/weak supercell look and I am in the middle
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Should be good coverage tomorrow but it's also convective so there will be holes..... let's hope Greenville, SC, Harnett Co, NC and southern Wake Co aren't in those holes
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If whatever reason I think of moving and in that senior moment I consider southern Wake Co. please find me and slap me silly....
Hey now I'm in the pinky purple...I keep
Watch the efficiency at which it dissipates as works into the air sink zone.Rain cold...aleet aleet dark cloud on the horizon alert
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Like a fart in the wind
Meanwhile, the ones near 95 have been just happily redeveloping and tracking over virtually the same areas. This happens far too often to be merely chance and happenstance.
Well I was going to ----- about Phoenix being under a severe tstorm watch. Then I looked at their June and July so far... good for themMeanwhile, the ones near 95 have been just happily redeveloping and tracking over virtually the same areas. This happens far too often to be merely chance and happenstance.