Wanted to start a thread for today just in case
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Severe June 25 2025 Severe
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Nice one east of Raleigh
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Stormsfury
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Classic pulse burst pattern
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Cape in the piedmont of NC and down into SC is 5000-6500 currently! 
Cape in the piedmont of NC and down into SC is 5000-6500 currently!
Yup
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Approaching 5000j/kg SBCAPE around here.
Good luck everyone, hopefully the severe winds avoid us.
And even if you think you want it, you don't. These winds are going to be ridiculous for the areas that receive them.
Good luck everyone, hopefully the severe winds avoid us.
And even if you think you want it, you don't. These winds are going to be ridiculous for the areas that receive them.
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kennedybb6
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Never been so happy to possibly not get in the pool
Going to get skipped here
Lol how can the dp really be 85?
Nice cool pool over in the mountains 
Anyone have intel on the largest Severe Thunderstorm Watch in areal coverage ?
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Should be an interesting couple of hours with the composite outflow about to kick W and SW from the storms NE of raleigh and a nice cold pool with stratiform starting to develop. Might try to baby mcs this towards the SW
Carolina Fever
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Had some thunder and a little rain, but nothing major here. At least it's cooler.
Anyone have intel on the largest Severe Thunderstorm Watch in areal coverage ?
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IEM :: NWS SVR/TOR Storm Based Warnings by Size
Iowa Environmental Mesonet of Iowa State University
These are warnings by size but might be able to find watches by size on that site.
Boys we are cooked. Pray for us 
Wicked outflow boys
Mega storm. Relentless. Atmosphere can’t stabilize fast enough
GoDuke
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CLT N and E on the outside looking in today 
… it’s so hot 
… it’s so hot 
KSAV had a high of 96, which ties yesterday for the hottest of the season to date. We’ve had no rain but strong to severe thunderstorms are expected after midnight as the big complex to our NE moves SW with still plenty of instability.
JHS
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Yeah, this is 1 time I would not really mind missing the storms. These storms are capable of producing 80+ gusts. So far, I'm surprised we haven't had those high winds somewhere.
GeorgiaGirl
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Looks like the storms in SC will end up just missing me (CAE agrees with them partially warning Aiken County...although it may be a bit too soon to tell involving the entirety of this county), and honestly, it's a bummer with how hot it is.
Edit: Did I reverse jinx it hah?
Edit2 at about 10:30: Doesn’t look like it. Split to the west and east of me.
Edit: Did I reverse jinx it hah?
Edit2 at about 10:30: Doesn’t look like it. Split to the west and east of me.
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EastmanGAWX
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Southwest Georgia is absolutely getting pounded tonight, I've read reports of 60-70 mph gusts in the Albany/Colquitt areas.
Radar confirmed tornado
125k without power in Georgia. That’s going to be dangerous tomorrow if folks don’t have AC in this heat. Hope it all comes back on quick
Hotspots are the south ATL metro and then south of Augusta
Hotspots are the south ATL metro and then south of Augusta