Canadian is similar to the icon... model fight!!!!Fred is almost dead on the GFS, tries to get something weak going in GOM and then the moisture never really makes it north. Still looks moderately wet next week (especially higher terrain) but less than previous run and from the overall pattern not Fred
Thanks Larry - I was totally slammed last night ...12Z Euro: flooding for @pcbjr has to be considered a real possibility as his area has been slammed this entire summer:
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Yeah we literally posted that at the exact same time lol. Deleted my post but dang that would be problematic, tropical remnants for days would probably yield even more than those totalsWow Euro has Fred just sitting and dying over NCView attachment 87968
That would kill a lot of lawn fungus. Terrible model, though.Wow Euro has Fred just sitting and dying over NCView attachment 87968
Yeah I get 2.7 while you get almost 8", never! LolThat would kill a lot of lawn fungus. Terrible model, though.
I see what you are seeing...I still think, its kind of moving more westerly on the southern coast.Stupid thing has a nice blowup of convection right over the LLC as it was finally making LF on southern shore of DR. And probably my eyes playing tricks on me but the last frame or two of vis almost looks like it's feeling a tug north like Levi mentioned in his video, hmmm
put down your systemic fungicide now and you will be good to goThat would kill a lot of lawn fungus. Terrible model, though.
There was a 21.35 in Orange County. Crazy. Like you said the other day we might be tired of rain by the end of August but it's hard to trap a system at our latitude like that so I'm skeptical. I think the better idea is that is continues to our north and we are left with a residual surface trough and daily storms.Yeah we literally posted that at the exact same time lol. Deleted my post but dang that would be problematic, tropical remnants for days would probably yield even more than those totals
edit: although there are some 18" bullseyes in there