It'll be interesting to see how this transpires over the next couple of days. SPC has us highlighted in a general t'storm area, and then have their Day 4 outlook showing a threat in the Plains and part of the TN Valley. After this threat, it may a while before we are able to track or get a decent thunderstorm, especially with the cooler weather returning midweek.
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It'll be interesting to see how this transpires over the next couple of days. SPC has us highlighted in a general t'storm area, and then have their Day 4 outlook showing a threat in the Plains and part of the TN Valley. After this threat, it may a while before we are able to track or get a decent thunderstorm, especially with the cooler weather returning midweek.
Downeastnc
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I loath summer temps, I mean loath......I have lived in swamp humid eastern NC my entire life but I HATE THE HEAT.....there is only one valid reason for it and that is to fuel those wonderfully awesome dusk thunderstorms we get on the sea breeze every other day.....did I mention I loath the heat hehe......so the next few weeks look wonderful to me.
Yeah the threat of some type of MCS early next week is possible, but yeah unless there’s a quick warm sector setup in between these digging troughs which did happen in April, than the threat of storms will likely be slim till mid/late May
MCS going over the mtns is tricky forecast may not know until it reaches Boone, NC.
Which would normally suck, but with all the severe weather we've seen this season, I guess it'll be a nice break. Still, the weather nerd in me wants something to track. A month without storms would suck, but that's only one man's opinion.
I've seen plenty of MCS's that have traversed the mountains and held together or reorganized when reaching the Piedmont.
How much snow will Greenville SC get with the analfrontal boundary next week? Thanks god bless
This might challenge my seasonal low for winter 2020 lol
Ill be looking for this from July through Feb when it won't happen. Well maybe in November
You know how fast those blues and purples would be moving offshore if it were January ??I haven’t looked at maps in months but would I be correct in thinking this is all driven by a +PNA?
Here’s the answer to your question, the closest we smelled something like this was that low-moderate winter storm back in Carolinas during February, quite sad this pattern decides to show itself when pools begin opening
if there’s any hope for warmth, it’s that the subseasonal pattern looks extremely favorable around late may
The only thing missing there is a -AO. Text book winter pattern...in May ??
pcbjr
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They have? ... Oh yeah ... the Governor opened them ...
pcbjr
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cd2play
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Nash....
Won’t be long before you get a flatter look like this, even with the impending cool down, strong/amplified pattern is hard to come by in the southeast during late May thru August, this colder pattern will probably last thru mid May or so before things heat up, so for the next 2 weeks or so, better enjoy the cooler weather while it lasts 
Jammin’ January, that you?
This better not turn into something, I don’t think it will, for areas more north anyways, SE Canada vortex is the saving grace, altho that trough in the NE has been trending faster to move out which makes me eye this, especially near the gulf coast areas 
Dewpoint Dan
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I see some low 40s in parts of AL and GA this morning. Some areas will warm up nearly 40 degrees this afternoon !
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HSVweather
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It was 49 around 230 then 51 by sunrise here in southeast Huntsville.