Did anyone post a QPF map for the Carolinas and NE Georgia?Yeah.. the angle of approach, interaction with the wedge front and cold front sets up a perfect upslope for those areas..
Did anyone post a QPF map for the Carolinas and NE Georgia?Yeah.. the angle of approach, interaction with the wedge front and cold front sets up a perfect upslope for those areas..
Did anyone post a QPF map for the Carolinas and NE Georgia?
Yup, strange....they have been fighting until almost 24 hours.....hopefully folks will evacuate.Models really converging on this area now.
CAT 4 approaching CAT 5 and we still don’t have a cleared out eye? Hmmmm I haven’t seen a storm with no cleared out eye that is this strong .. very interesting .. would assume she has to pop one out here soon we can’t go CAT 5 with NO clear eye right?
That SE rain has a “rabbit” look to it! ?This is the 7 day QPF total.
SD, I am not so sure this barely makes it on shore. I think this might just scrap the NE side.Really thought that it would start to weaken as it approached the coast.... Maybe not
Besides Michael, has there been another storm that has undergone such rapid intensification?
??️??That SE rain has a “rabbit” look to it! ?
Patricia in 2015 intensified 120 mph in 24 hrs. She maxed out at 215 i believe.Besides Michael, has there been another storm that has undergone such rapid intensification?