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Tropical Major Hurricane Florence

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As this storm moves ssw, sw, and the outer bands move farther away from hwy 64 from raleigh to asheboro, i have a hard time seeing northern wake and chatham getting any siginificant rainfall. Still think lee, harnett, and southern wake can get a decent amount.
 
2A64EFD1-F03A-411E-A83E-9367A25F45F2.png Looking like the W/SW side of the storm is the strongest part of the storm, kind of unusual! If that keeps up, could have big implications for places it goes directly over, like my area, later on down the line!
 
Storm5 said:
Do you NC people . I have no clue where this is
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Right about here. I believe myself and SD are south of 64. I am in Holly Springs about 10 miles south of that line. I think Florence may track a little to far south to get 6-10" up to Hwy 64. Thinking 3-5" for us with 2-3" for Raleigh.

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I don't know rain shield is expanding to the north and northeast somewhat
Avalanche said:
As this storm moves ssw, sw, and the outer bands move farther away from hwy 64 from raleigh to asheboro, i have a hard time seeing northern wake and chatham getting any siginificant rainfall. Still think lee, harnett, and southern wake can get a decent amount.
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The 3km can be a little stingy on its northern extend of precip shield but this gradient somewhere around southern Wake line will be tight.

6z run.

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