Never got out of the 50s today and got .42” of rain.
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Turbulent April '23
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Shaggy
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Perfect rain for the farmers this evening
Twelve years ago right now, who would have thought what the next twenty four hours would bring.
J1C1111
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Hung around 54 all day yesterday. Looks to be about the same temp today but with heavier rain. Man, what I would give for a eastern trough to hang around like this during the winter or just half this long. More than 3 days would be nice. Used to happen a good bit in Winters past. 5 springs in a row in my area holding off the real heat till the last week of May. I'll take it every spring like this. Makes the sweltering summers just a tad shorter when they don't start till around Memorial day.
Shaggy
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Friday is shaping up to have some potential in parts of the SE for severe
NoSnowATL
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Was an active day today here in Florida. 1-2in hail stones in 2 tornado warned storms within 2 hrs of each other. Had a confirmed tornado just 2 miles from the compound. Looks like we could have another round Saturday.
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I have never witnessed this much rain. Unreal
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How about your neighbor shettley? Hes probably out of town and want recollect this time next week.
Brent
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Still bothers me to this day when I think about it how so many people died. I mean I knew it was gonna be really bad that night but like I never imagined that bad ever in this day and age with all the warnings
Iceagewhereartthou
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Looks like most areas of the upstate have had b/w 3 and 4 inches just today and its still coming down. Plus there was more yesterday and more coming through the weekend.
Shaggy
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MHX hinting at sundays severe setup
By early Sunday a potent and deep upper level trough will spawn
low pressure development across the Deep South. This low will
then move quickly up the Eastern Seaboard later Sunday, and is
likely to deepen rapidly as it moves across NC. This will bring
another period of widespread heavy rain and thunderstorms, as
well as strong winds. A potentially significant severe threat
could develop if instability is sufficient and the current
track of the low, just inland of the forecast area, holds
By early Sunday a potent and deep upper level trough will spawn
low pressure development across the Deep South. This low will
then move quickly up the Eastern Seaboard later Sunday, and is
likely to deepen rapidly as it moves across NC. This will bring
another period of widespread heavy rain and thunderstorms, as
well as strong winds. A potentially significant severe threat
could develop if instability is sufficient and the current
track of the low, just inland of the forecast area, holds
Shaggy
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3k uh tracks through 60hrs
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Models: NAM 3km CONUS - Pivotal Weather
View NAM 3km CONUS weather model forecast map image for Updraft Helicity: 0-3 km AGL (run max) in Mid-Atlantic on pivotalweather.com.
BHS1975
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jeremyt
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Why can’t we get severe setups in NC like we did in the 90’s to early 2000’s. Thunderstorms seem rare these days!
Carolina Sky
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The rain is gone and the sun is out here. Wonder if that will spark storms for this afternoon.
NoSnowATL
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60% chance.
J1C1111
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It seems the same thing with winter storms as of late. We used to get them now they seem rare just like severe weather as you said.
How does this happen
Seriously 
Iceagewhereartthou
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This is from the past 7 days but really most is from the recent rain this week. Boy that upstate bullseye really sticks out; been a few river flooding issues around. Then you have that huge gradient from 6+ down to less than .25 around Calhoun Falls. Looks like most folks got at least an inch or two around the region.
