Shaggy
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Some spinners offshore may make for some waterspout landfalls in a bit especially eh one down near SC
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.18 so far heading towards the biggest event in months if we aren't careful
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Have to watch next weekend for our first frost threat.
kennedybb6
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We are in Santee Cooper and it’s really getting windy on Lake Marion so much for camping
Avalanche
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Light rain has become moderate. The kind of rain we use to get before pulse storms became the dominant feature
.31 so far.
Probably going to going to need to reference this site this week https://www.weather.gov/rah/rdutemperaturerecords
Shaggy
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1.4 so far
1.10 and pouring
.08, big rains will come here one day...
Been a great soaker over this way. No complaints from me. Wasnt expecting much so its a win. Been a rough day in Raleigh today. More ways than one. ( sidenote Wfu has a doable schedule to get to acc champ with 1 loss). They best enjoy their coach/ he will get snagged before much longer keeps this up.
record smasher 
testing some new products out 
2.03" with the funnel loaded upstream.
Guess we have 2 chances to do something with this event. Blossoming echoes from CAE to MYR should bring something into the area overnight into the wee hours. Seems like we get a line or 2 tomorrow but probably going to be a broken line. Probably going to end up with a few winners near or over 1 inch but some folks may only add a couple hundredths
Shaggy
Member
3k still out to lunch. Brings a big like through the state at 8am tomorrow. I had a good daybof. Rain but I'm still waiting on that other 8 inches it showed for me on yesterday's runs
Shaggy
Member
Tomorrow is interesting and the ILM disco highlights the risks.
The concern for severe weather moreso tornadoes remains in place due
to several factors. First the slow moving nature of the warm front
has allowed cells to ingest the favorable dynamics citing the
rotating cells offshore today. Unfortunately the threat will
continue basically through most of the day Sunday. In fact the
Significant Tornado Parameter has high numbers for this time
tomorrow across Cape Fear and the timing of day if favorable as is
the banding feature of the precipitation from high resolution
guidance.
The concern for severe weather moreso tornadoes remains in place due
to several factors. First the slow moving nature of the warm front
has allowed cells to ingest the favorable dynamics citing the
rotating cells offshore today. Unfortunately the threat will
continue basically through most of the day Sunday. In fact the
Significant Tornado Parameter has high numbers for this time
tomorrow across Cape Fear and the timing of day if favorable as is
the banding feature of the precipitation from high resolution
guidance.
Downeastnc
Member
This could be nasty given the parameters if it actually happens...
SuperNET
Member
Did ok here for the event with the last of the back edge coming through Union Co. now
1.75" Nice steady rain event - nothing crazy, but the dew's went through the roof overnight - were back to beach weather today seems like.
1.75" Nice steady rain event - nothing crazy, but the dew's went through the roof overnight - were back to beach weather today seems like.
SuperNET
Member
Seems like the back edge is out of the area now - so dealing with drainage. Old Fort/Marion, Lake Lure area can't catch a break.
11.53" recorded at Rutherford County-Marchman Field Airport (KFQD) starting on 10/10 - 3AM to 7AM today
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.02 overnight lol
Downeastnc
Member
The question today is can any cells remain discrete enough late morning into this afternoon to pose a issue tornado wise.
thankfully the STJ gets going around halloween or just after, looks crispy until then
SuperNET
Member
yep does this with every west of the apps system ever since the start of time not sure why the models were so hot on qpf around here
Going with record highs on Wednesday and Thursday 
Ended with 3 39".
SuperNET
Member
That last cell to pass Monroe was mean - deep deep thunder - shook the house good. Lets see if this holds its teeth together going eastbound.
Shaggy
Member
Getting split but can't complain. Pretty crazy our DP. is 75 in October
A couple of cool days before the next heat wave
SuperNET
Member
Looks like that cell got a TOR warning leaving Monroe - its moving east now.
BULLETIN - IMMEDIATE BROADCAST REQUESTED
Severe Thunderstorm Warning
National Weather Service Raleigh NC
939 AM EDT Sun Oct 11 2026
At 938 AM EDT, severe thunderstorms were located along a line extending from 13 miles west of Asheboro to 8 miles east of Ansonville, moving east at 15 mph.
HAZARD...60 mph wind gusts.
And here we go
BHS1975
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@YetAnotherRDUGuy for you
I’m in south central Alamance this AM, keeping eye out. Would be on north edge of worse assuming holds together.