Nice ridge out west and we still find a way to bake
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Naughty November
- Thread starter LickWx
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Sugar creek in Charlotte with its highest crest in history. It runs through central city north and south. City is Under water .. water coming in my house
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Bannerdude
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We can expect multiple Charlotte-area stream gauges to approach or set records with heavy rain expected for at least a few more hours....
Edit: Jacob Fork on the upper Catawba recorded the third highest gauge height since 1962 this morning
USGS Current Conditions for North Carolina_ Streamflow
waterdata.usgs.gov
Edit: Jacob Fork on the upper Catawba recorded the third highest gauge height since 1962 this morning
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5.12"
Wow
Wow
Crap, my job is about to get harder with all this flooding. When state roads washout GIS maps (map services) need to be created.
Heelyes
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We are going to need a bigger boat.
Downeastnc
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All the crest projections for the Tar and Neuse here in the east have jumped up to right at major flood stage at most locations....
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It's all running downhill from here, on top of all that is falling down there. I hope you can stay dry.
Downeastnc
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Yeah after Floyd they really didnt let anyone build back anywhere 20ft can get to unless its off the ground....they are already throwing the flood warnings for the rivers out now....they wont actually crest till Sun/Mon
Probably going to see them revise the crest as well as the rivers are ahead of forecast already in a few spots...
31 years in Charlotte. Park Road shopping center. Houses were removed from this location years ago or moved back. Brand new homes and neighborhood under water .
Bannerdude
Member
Taggart Creek in West Charlotte just set a record gauge height. Records only go back to 1999 though.
Irwin Creek near downtown Charlotte likely set a new record high as well, which is a bit more impressive as those records go back to 1982.
Fortunately the heavy rain moving through the city should wrap up by noon-ish
Irwin Creek near downtown Charlotte likely set a new record high as well, which is a bit more impressive as those records go back to 1982.
Fortunately the heavy rain moving through the city should wrap up by noon-ish
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Iceagewhereartthou
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Only 2.98 for me and that's plenty. I feel bad for all you guys flooding today, I've had enough if that. I hope everyone stays safe and there's no major damage!
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6"+ now. May have a shot at 7.
Looks like I spoke too soon last night. Charlotte got nailed this morning. Some of these photos are just insane. There was a elementary school where 143 people had to be evacuated.
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Ok this is actually a legit pattern that could produce, really like seeing that TPV in Canada
Here’s the difference
Need a stronger trough in SE Canada/something to squash the ridge, CMC was headed towards a overrunning look, it’s unfortunate because the gefs looks just like the gfs
Need a stronger trough in SE Canada/something to squash the ridge, CMC was headed towards a overrunning look, it’s unfortunate because the gefs looks just like the gfs
Solid