Interested to see how this plays out. It's the time of year here in JoCo where it rains all around us and not IMBY. Missed every drop yesterday and grass is officially brown and crunchy.This is new from NWS
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Pattern June 2023 Thread
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The HRRR did well yesterday showing basically a swing and miss this way and the band setting up east of Charlotte through GSO and that's exactly what happened. Now it has some banding setting up through this area late this evening as the flow turns southeast. Totals could add up but it could very well be another swing and miss. Like I said yesterday the coverage is nothing like a tropical system and there will be big winners with the 6-7 inch totals, mainly along the escarpment and some big losers by Friday
Over an inch already today 1.75 for the event so far
Cary_Snow95
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Approaching 2” on the day in Cary. Got 0.6” yesterday. So already 2.6” in 18 hours
Very Land Falling Tropical feel here in the Western Carolinas:
DP: 72.1
Temp: 74.1
Rain for event: .75
DP: 72.1
Temp: 74.1
Rain for event: .75
Shaggy
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JHS
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The GFS is still slowly trending drier.
Twister
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you will probably be changing your tune after tomorrow JHS
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It is not just the GFS. One of the other models shows me getting an amazing .05 out if this from here on out and it is probably right.So you're just a GFS Hugger??you will probably be changing your tune after tomorrow
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Carolina Sky
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Great photo of a shelf cloud at the OBX.
Cary_Snow95
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3.20” for the event so far in Cary
I’m at a solid 1.9” since things started at noon yesterday.
Jackpot Jimmy ? 
There’s no way that can miss Jonesville!
0.4 so far even I thought I'd have had more by now. I go back to work tomorrow and have to work outside down around Simpsonville and Greenville so I guarantee it'll be throwing down there.
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Still only .85” here. Several sprinkles, but the game of being avoided continues unless it is widespread.
You’re going to have places in moderate drought while areas ten miles away are in a surplus.
You’re going to have places in moderate drought while areas ten miles away are in a surplus.
JHS
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It fell apart before getting here and the new stuff to the south will miss too. I knew how this would go when we missed yesterday morning. I'm going to be lucky to get another drop here out of this.