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May be?

Quite favorable pattern for mesoscale Convective systems or maybe some sneaky pieces of energy moving to our northeast firing up storms around here 3A7ACBFA-A621-45B8-BAEA-0356D9875F28.png1D197631-77F7-4C92-A971-9533411DEC6A.png
 
smast16 said:
Was it August of '18 NC was sandwiched to the east of a trough and west of the ridge for like 2 weeks? It was just this beautiful stretch of afternoon storms, and with crazy high pwat values it was like turning buckets over instead of simple rain.
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It was August ‘18 and that stretch got the ground very saturated and rivers/creeks full before Florence crawled through in mid Sept
 
I hope we can shift the best moisture over Virginia and bake the Carolinas in the low 90s please.
 
Robert West said:
CAE has yet to officially hit 90° yet I believe. My weather station here in Lexington hit 90° on May 5th. But other than that, the state has yet to have a day of widespread 90s yet.
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Thats great for that area. I've been above 80 five times since the April 1st, highest is 83.8F.

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Myfrotho704_ said:
Love these daily chances for storms, should we be concerned about that CAD boundary tho ?
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I don't think there is any way around that not getting into the area late Tuesday into part of Wednesday. Will certainly help out on getting widespread rain for the state and may cause some issues with severe along the boundary itself.

If we get a track like the Euro where the UL drops to our west then lifts north Thursday and Friday become good storm chance days as the WF lifts north and we warm back into the upper 70s low 80s. Pretty decent wind threat on the Euro
 
Webberweather53 said:
Zoomed in look at the Carolinas. Definitely a CAD signature on the mean and 2-4" seems like a good bet already area-wide, wouldn't be shocked to see these totals continue to increase on later runs.
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That doubled the 0z mean plus some. Interested to see some of the individual members and how high they go
 
SD said:
That doubled the 0z mean plus some. Interested to see some of the individual members and how high they go
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Yeah very curious to see how the members look on this run. Last night's drier 0z run had some members dropping 6-8" of rain in the piedmont.

Looks like we might need to rent a boat

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Parts of Southern Louisiana, especially those north of Lake Pontchartrain are really getting hammered with rain this evening. Flash flood warning in that area where 8-12 inches of rain have fallen and it is still pouring.
 
We need a blessed reaction on this site! We went from May drought to 2-6 inches of rain w/ thunderstorms and MCS's in a matter of a couple of days. Love our weather here. We get it all. And his spring has been beautiful, thus far. I spent the day at the U.S. White Water Center on the trails. I couldn't ask for better weather. And by Monday we'll be (hopefully) tracking storms.
 
I do believe I would put what the 0z euro had on my mount rushmore of crap weather between 33 and rain and 90s in October
 
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