Going to need a tornado watch soon. Given how wet it has been over the Carolinas, wouldn’t it be something if it maintained strength somewhat overland? NAM looks strong inland.
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Tropical TS Bertha
- Thread starter Snowfan
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50mph at landfall officially.
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Brick Tamland
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The severe threat here is what I am interested in watching. We're under a level 1 threat now, so not really expecting much besides rain.
King EURO it is.
What a storm! 
It's mainly over with now here in Charleston area
GeorgiaGirl
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Barely any returns over me at all and yet there's been a steady rain falling.
We will be lucky to get a stray shower here. 24 hours ago, it looked like a lock for a couple of inches here. Our weather models are awesome.
Yeah, that's how we roll. The heavier QPF will be just to our west from FAY/SAN towards CLT. But, I think we get some off an on showers today with potentially more tomorrow. I still think we see 0.5"-1" of rain over the next few days.
Hopefully. The 12z models are less than impressive.
What's funny is Berth misses us to our west...but models have this heavier tailing band of precip moving through after Bertha and that misses us to our east overnight tonight and tomorrow.
I’m down in Manning SC riding back to Greenville through Bertha and I must say this is some torrential rain. Everything is totally washed out down here.
V4 HRRR gives the triangle folks some hope for heavy rain but it hasn't been great lately.
Lol typical
You can kind of look at the radar and tell that is going to be wrong.
Breaking News: Moderate Risk issued for Wilkes County northward. Despite the NAM being -------- past few day’s with sprinkles.
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Slight Risk issued for Raleigh. Flooding.
Lots of unknown. NWS pleaded for WPC to issue Moderate Risk then WPC places the Moderate Risk where they have no Flood Watches out?? 
I am interested in that convective tail that comes out of the circulation and extends south into the ocean. If we get that training from south to north totals could rocket up, conversely if we don't get a lot of banding today and convection not tied to the main blob around the center we struggle to .25