Kylo
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Well, Wake County Schools are closing early Thursday and will be closed Friday, so we'll probably get some showers and a slight breeze here.
That’s so funny. You should be happy, no flooding and you will have power this weekend.
Well, Wake County Schools are closing early Thursday and will be closed Friday, so we'll probably get some showers and a slight breeze here.
Surprise, surprise a subtropical high is trending stronger on the guidance as we begin to close in on verification. Phil & Larry aren't out of the woods.
That would be great, but I doubt the last Euro run is right. That was just too wonky.That’s so funny. You should be happy, no flooding and you will have power this weekend.
People are still going to find a way to rip him to shreds. Heard he cancelled mando evacs for a few if the southernmost counties, but if this verifies he might have to reconsider that and reverse the decision. I've been trying to stress to friends in Wilmington that they might want to dip out but this run is just... Like what?If that 37" rain verifies for ILM, on top of a potential landfall, geez. This storm has so many characteristics to consider individually. The Governor of SC is also looking like a smart guy from his decisions.
Crap...No thanks...I don’t need 7.6 inches of rain. I’ll pass. This is disastrous coastal rainfall all the way from Kiawah to Ocracoke Island. Plus the whole state of SC is under water! Why can’t we get a system 1/4th the size of this to bomb out in January with a strong HP in the northeast and some damn blocking! smdhTbh, this is much needed rains for North GA.
Where are you finding the EPSEPS looks north to me through hr 42. Now let's see if it they stall and go wonky in the coming frames.
Where are you finding the EPS