Yeah seems like the coastal trough may have crept farther inland than anticipated with the 70 degree dews back to my house now
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Pattern September 2024
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Maybe a preview of things to come this winter when we're forecasted to get a dusting of snow and instead get 6 inches or more!
Shaggy
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weather bubba
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I've now got 2.50 inches on the nose in my rain gauge. I was thinking that RDU might get a sprinkle or two from this onshore event last night. To say this overperformed is an understatement. I even heard a rumble of thunder early this morning when the rain was at its heaviest.
WFFaithful
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I have only 0.11 since August 17.
JHS
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Summer comes back on the 12z GFS with mid 90's by September 28 for many of us. Back over 100 in parts of Oklahoma and Kansas.
Brent
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Zero rain here this month...
Although I continue to hear rumors about the last 10 days of the month either severe weather or a big front depending on the source
Although I continue to hear rumors about the last 10 days of the month either severe weather or a big front depending on the source
20% chance of scattered showers and now over 3" with 8 solid hours of rain. We'll done, models.
I don't win very often with rain totals so when I do 
4.48 so far today
JHS
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The 12z GFS puts you back over 100 later on this month.
Drizzle Snizzle
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2.85” so far from Francine. 4.90” for the month.
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Brent
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One of the biggest overachieving busts in a while.
iGRXY
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0.0 here today
NCSNOW
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We are running -3.8 temp BN for Sept. Bet the trend this winter
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Brent
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We haven't been nearly as hot as the models had... at one point I saw 95 today and we're gonna struggle to 90
Really beneficial rains here. Mostly soaking with little run off.
How much have you gotten the past few days? Here in Birmingham off 280 near the 459, looks like we've got about
5 inches in the past few days altogether.
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I have received about 5” as well in northern Jefferson county.
My guess is two to three, but besides the heavy rain of Saturday morning it has come slowly.
In Huntsville we got a whole 0.5" from Francine. The drought has advanced here over the last week.
JHS
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The next 2 weeks look dry too for most of GA and Al up into Tenn. Drought is going to be the big weather story for areas that missed out last week from Francine and that miss out from the system today and tomorrow over NC and SC.
It wouldn't surprise me if the carolinas particularly the eastern part had another high end precip event before this upper low pattern breaks
I'd say Francine over performed for my area. Was progged to get 1-3 inches.
LickWx
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Over? What drought that drought died. We have been in a Noah’s ark pattern since Debby !
66 degrees with moderate rain falling… the chili is in the crockpot
Autumnal Equinox commences on Sunday, September 22, 2024 @ 07:44 AM CDT. Prepare accordingly...and when your egg doesn't stand up, fry it up and eat it with a slab of Conecuh sausage. You're welcome!!
Nerman
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Looks like Charlotte is going to get drilled this evening
NCSNOW
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We have won the Lottery; Going to have not one but 2 Octobers this year. We are -3.8 BN for September and its gonna be passing -4 for the month temp wise as we start next week. Got low 70's for highs on tap with full sun an low DPs this weekend/ 50's for Lows.
I'm repeating myself, but I cant ever recall, at least recently, such an abrupt, early shutdown to Summer here like we have experienced. I cant recall ever experiencing a month with a -4 or greater Temp departure. Its been a while and rare. Now +4, those tend be common past decade.
I think the Atlantic is swinging/sloshing back into a 1950's-1960's Cycle. That may be the culprit
I'm repeating myself, but I cant ever recall, at least recently, such an abrupt, early shutdown to Summer here like we have experienced. I cant recall ever experiencing a month with a -4 or greater Temp departure. Its been a while and rare. Now +4, those tend be common past decade.
I think the Atlantic is swinging/sloshing back into a 1950's-1960's Cycle. That may be the culprit
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There's truth to this. I'll add this too, teachers beware, my wife can testify
Shaggy
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Really this goes back to the pattern break in July. I received 11 inches of rain in a couple weeks through that stretch. Then Debby hit and I ended up with 20 inches over a week long stretch. That's 31 inches not including other minor storms or rain events. I added 9.40 yesterday so that's dang near 41 inches as a low estimate since mid July
NCSNOW
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Brunswick County Schools want be back in tommorow,probably rest of week. 211 still under water. This is current, near the NCSnow favorite Golf Course and Fishing Hole access,upstream. Not to far from Shaggyville. Ugh
LickWx
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2 years from now someone will buy a thousand acres in this picture and try to build homes and swear it’s not a flood zone and it will be allowed to happen
NCSNOW
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Hwy 17
Hwy 211 going opposite Lockwood Folly river which is underwater
Headed toward wal mart in southport
Hwy 211 going opposite Lockwood Folly river which is underwater
Headed toward wal mart in southport
Met1985
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Ended up with 1.80 inches of rainfall from this storm which was perfect to stamp out the early drought conditions. Haven't hit 70 degrees in 6 days so far either.