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Pattern Muddy March 2021

From GSP morning disco:

Even they mention the possibility of another severe weather event.

There are also some differences in how the models depict the shortwave that
trails that system through the longer trough. That said, these
deterministic runs all show cyclogenesis across the Deep South
Thursday. If that occurs and the low progresses in our direction as
shown on the EC/CMC, we may experience another severe wx risk late
next week. The GFS is further south with the shortwave, and suggests
more of a hydrologic threat. Too early to get real concerned about
either, seeing these differences plus wide spread in ensembles.
 
Temps 49F feels like 43F
Pressure
30.02 in
Visibility
9 miles
Clouds
Cloudy/Light Rain..
Dew Point
40 F
Humidity
73 %

Winds.. NNW @ 23 gusting too,, 30.. Mph..
 

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I suppose there’s an outside chance this morning’s freeze at RDU could be the last one of the season. I think our average last freeze is around the end of March/first of April, but the next week or so aren’t looking conducive to anymore freezes, at least.
 
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