cd2play
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What if we take it to the mountains! RAV4 LE Toyota Let's go places!!!
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Made it to 74*F today.
FFC also had record low PWATs today, measuring 0.16" (the previous record was 0.19").
FFC also had record low PWATs today, measuring 0.16" (the previous record was 0.19").
Brent
Member
Lol if you say so
ForsythSnow
Moderator
I would believe that the absence of a thread and you having to ask in the first place would give you your answer.
Well, Brick, some runs actually went as far south as 50 miles NW of SAV with measurable snow, something that on record never happened so late in the season that far south. Then the usual north trend took place in a big way so that even way up at DeeeeTeeee’s was too far south!
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Has anything started blooming yet in Georgia ?
The pear trees had completely leafed out by the end of February.
The rest have been leafing out since then, although the cool and record dry airmass up until this point slowed things down significantly.
Oak,pear, black cherry is starting now, tulip trees, dogwood starting now
cd2play
Member
I don't think there will be any drought this summer.
Some azaleas started blooming here early in February. Others have lagged and are now at full bloom.
FFC really hyping up the severe weather potential tomorrow...
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FXUS62 KFFC 241921
AFDFFC
Area Forecast Discussion
National Weather Service Peachtree City GA
321 PM EDT Sun Mar 24 2019
...SIGNIFICANT LARGE HAIL EVENT POSSIBLE MONDAY LATE AFTERNOON
AND EVENING...
.SHORT TERM /Tonight through Monday Night/...
Main concern in short term period is threat for strong/severe
convection Monday afternoon and early evening.
Latest guidance still indicate that strong to severe hail event
on tap for Monday late afternoon and evening. As mentioned
previously, steep lapse rates with MLCAPE approaching 1000 J/kg
and strong deep vertical wind shear all coming together, best
combination of shear and instability over westcentral GA and ATL
metro areas. Hail up to or even larger than 2 inches expected.
Can`t rule out some brief quasi-linear storms and multicells, but
expecting to see mostly cells and supercells with weak rotation.
A little concerned that 12Z HREF (high res ensemble forecast from
SPC) shows some decent updraft helicity potential in and near ATL
metro 21Z-00Z. Can`t rule out brief/weak tornado in spite of very
weak low level vertical wind shear. Storms should move out and/or
dissipate by 10PM.
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FXUS62 KFFC 241921
AFDFFC
Area Forecast Discussion
National Weather Service Peachtree City GA
321 PM EDT Sun Mar 24 2019
...SIGNIFICANT LARGE HAIL EVENT POSSIBLE MONDAY LATE AFTERNOON
AND EVENING...
.SHORT TERM /Tonight through Monday Night/...
Main concern in short term period is threat for strong/severe
convection Monday afternoon and early evening.
Latest guidance still indicate that strong to severe hail event
on tap for Monday late afternoon and evening. As mentioned
previously, steep lapse rates with MLCAPE approaching 1000 J/kg
and strong deep vertical wind shear all coming together, best
combination of shear and instability over westcentral GA and ATL
metro areas. Hail up to or even larger than 2 inches expected.
Can`t rule out some brief quasi-linear storms and multicells, but
expecting to see mostly cells and supercells with weak rotation.
A little concerned that 12Z HREF (high res ensemble forecast from
SPC) shows some decent updraft helicity potential in and near ATL
metro 21Z-00Z. Can`t rule out brief/weak tornado in spite of very
weak low level vertical wind shear. Storms should move out and/or
dissipate by 10PM.
Two wildfires today in Wilkes. It will be a common theme for the Carolinas soon. Going to be a bad wildfar season.
Made it to 78*F today.
ATL made it to 76*F.
ATL made it to 76*F.
How much hail is Wilkesboro going to get tomorrow?
Brent
Member
Barely missed a hail storm here earlier. This is like a hail alley especially in the northern suburbs
TXTornado
Member
Got warned twice (north of downtown). First one died before it hit us and second one missed us to the north.
Brent
Member
I was on track for that Collin County hailstorm earlier but it missed by about 5 miles
radar really lit up around the big airport now, maybe finally getting into more of the metro
Tornado Warning just popped up to my east
TXTornado
Member
Just saw that out by Sulphur Springs. Rotation doesn't look great on radar but it could throw something down. NWS just threw down a big block for the whole central metroplex.
Oof, that thing is probably dropping some golf/baseball sized hail or accumulating hail