Can waterspouts form over Kerr Scott Dam west of Wilkesboro?
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Pattern June Presented by: Heat and Humidity
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Are you asking if a tornado can form over a dam? Or are you just yanking our chain, because you know that waterspouts generally occur over a large body of water? Aka... not a dam...
Looks like I was right. Hickory NC storms firing up and now warnings coming into Shelby NC from upstate SC
Unbelievable that I just screwed this up. Just a little light rain. Storm was monster all the way up 85 and just split right here. Smdh I'm going to bed!
Mini line from near Boone to south of hickory..expanding winds
May keep forming south to include Conover and western Iredell..
If they made a sitcom about Charlotte and it's magical ability to avoid storms it would go something like this...
Radar- Line of storms making a B-line right towards Charlotte.
Real life- Nah... we're just messing. You don't even get a light mist.
Radar- Oh look, Wadesboro and Albermarle look promising, let all hell break loose.
All of CLT: WTH just happened?
Radar- Line of storms making a B-line right towards Charlotte.
Real life- Nah... we're just messing. You don't even get a light mist.
Radar- Oh look, Wadesboro and Albermarle look promising, let all hell break loose.
All of CLT: WTH just happened?
cd2play
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He doesn't give a "dam". LOL
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War zone close to our house. Trees down everywhere about 3 Blocks away.
JHS
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Barely a drop here. Heavy rain less than 2 miles away. Gonna be like this all summer it looks like. Gonna have to wait for a hurricane I guess to get good rain here.
I want to quote 'Vacation' so badly right now!
Storms have just loved the foothills lately
In the words of John McEnroe many moons ago, you cannot be serious: this chart shows Jonesville, SC, at the 90 percentile for wettest June 20th (over 2” of extra water in the soil vs average). There is no impending doom like you’re suggesting. It sounds silly to complain and say otherwise right now. Your area is at a much higher risk for flooding than drought. Here is the truth:
Will be picking up tornado damage tomorrow. EF6.
Brent
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modernweenie Here we go again
Why does the NWS frequently put out a HWO to state that no hazardous weather is expected at any point in the foreseeable future?
Why not issue a Fair Weather Outlook and say that happy weather conditions will dominate through the period?
Why not issue a Fair Weather Outlook and say that happy weather conditions will dominate through the period?
Because weather is dynamic and majority of weather is happy.