Today's high looka to be 89*F
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Pattern June Presented by: Heat and Humidity
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BHS1975
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It probably will, waiting for a fold from the nam to swipe the storm chances away
cd2play
Member
A fair weather lightning strike? Oh wait, it's 2020, I almost forgot. ?
BHS1975
Member
The 
is the wettest.
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Webberweather53
Meteorologist
Lol.
BufordWX
Member
What’s this stuff trying to develop? I thought north Georgia would be completely dry for a few days.
I'll just settle for plain old boring rain at this point. Somehow I managed not a drop this week which even surprised me. Sitting on 0.2 for June which won't cut it. So I'll take anything.
Thousands of lightning bugs out here on the farm tonight
Scared to think we won't see this kinda weather again until October. September at the earliest. Dewpoints in the 50s temps in the upper 70s.
BHS1975
Member
I just noticed the addendum to your username (Rainless).
Hey, if the shoe fits... lol. I feel his pain though. But at least our weather varies year around. Lived in SoCal for a while, talk about rainless or snowless. More like May Gray and June Gloom. And maybe, 2 strong pacific storms during the winter. Then fires and more fire, in between.
June 13th last year was a cold one. Crazy how people forget
GeorgiaGirl
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Apparently was already 81 at KAGS before 10. Unless we really slow down, that 86 predicted is going to bust by at least a couple degrees (seems as if we'll need the rain/clouds to be unusually cool next week). Unlike yesterday the humidity is there today to boot too.
Last night was surprisingly a bit refreshing, despite still being quite warm. So, the humidity was definitely insufferable earlier in the week.
Last night was surprisingly a bit refreshing, despite still being quite warm. So, the humidity was definitely insufferable earlier in the week.
77/55 noon 6/13? Winner
BHS1975
Member
Nam is weak-sauce with rain amounts.
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Dewpoint Dan
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Euro says nahhhh we goodWe're going to get "Charlie Browned," again, aren't we?
Its also getting farther south which is suppressing the dry slot SE of the area and allowing more of a due E flow across the state. Id keep an eye on this potential sfc low or the euro has. We pinch off a weak low and start backing it west sometime will put up a big number as sfc convergence can really get maximized.
Of course. There's rain in the forecast for the next 10 days. But even if it showed 15", it would still be wrong by orders of magnitude. It is such an awful model.
Could central/ eastern SC see more rainfall than Euro is depicting based off what @SD is saying?
GeorgiaGirl
Member
Ended up hitting 88 and then actually reversing, humidity is much better than it was in the morning as well.
Could, but we usually miss the big totals to the east or west. Something about this area puts qpf on the struggle bus.
I have noticed that time after time especially for areas in and around Columbia, usually my area along I-95 does pretty good.
Hey man ill take upper lows near the area 10 times out of 10. We might not jackpot but we usually rain. Pop up storms, cold front, sea breeze, lee troughs can all kiss it
She's a beaut Clark 
@Rain Cold 18z gfs bullseye 
smast16
Member
Hmm 
Some said “historic rain totals”. I’m looking at maybe 1”
Over 5 to 7 days I may add
3 days of highs in the 60s and plain, non Convective rain.... May just go crazy
Bannerdude
Member
The Euro had a sizeable NW shift with heaviest precipitation overnight. Widespread 4+" across central and eastern NC.