Nothing crazy, though you do have to admit since 12z modeling has become more clustered further East as far as over the Carolinas. Small shifts could mean the difference between 1-2 inches and .5 inches
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Tropical Tropical Storm Nestor
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Avalanche
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Well, there goes my rainshield. Congrats Johnston/Wayne/Pitt counties. Wake/Chatham/Durham says hi.
Jessy89
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Nothing crazy, though you do have to admit since 12z modeling has become more clustered further East as far as over the Carolinas. Small shifts could mean the difference between 1-2 inches and .5 inches
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Which models are these Euro?
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Henry2326
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Generally American modeling, I believe. TT has a list of acronyms that may be useful for you https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/data/nhc_model_list.txt
Downeastnc
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Nothing crazy, though you do have to admit since 12z modeling has become more clustered further East as far as over the Carolinas. Small shifts could mean the difference between 1-2 inches and .5 inches
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UKIE might have been on to something at 12Z then huh....
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Brick Tamland
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Hope it keeps going east.
Jessy89
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Nam looks about the same as it did 18z
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Avalanche
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Come on Brick, our rivers and tributaries could use some more rain.
Not what we need with a severe drought
Henry2326
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Jessy89
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I’m talking the overall track through sc. looks like it’s going between Columbia and Florence.
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Its just correcting with the other models.
3k has been my friend the whole time!
NAM , you so crazy! 3-4”, I’ll take, just think it’s out to lunch! See Dorian!
Snowflowxxl
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We really need that 0z NAM run to verify here. We are in a D3 Severe drought. Probably had < 0.5 inches of rain since September 1st. Ponds and Lakes all down 3-5 feet.
Amazing to believe that we may get near nothing in central AL.