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It is way too early for this shit.
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A few showers skirted just north of Raleigh this morning.
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I definitely worry about getting this pattern in July. We will be 110F LOL.
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Sunset in Dix Park in Raleigh:
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This week is going to be brutal for sure. It is painful to see so many 90's F in the forecast this early ugh.
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In Wake County you need a miracle no matter the setup.
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You may get a glimpse of it down there if you get a clear view to the S and SE.
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This is giving me 2007 worries.
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I have a feeling we will start to see that extreme drought cover more real estate in the next few weeks and some exceptional areas pop up.
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It isn't just us. Much of the West is in real trouble with all time record low snowpack.
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My concern for you all is the snowpack being at all time record lows in many spots across the West and what that will mean for water supply and fires.
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The death ridge in early April won't help either.
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The pollen count is not as high as Georgia here yet but the haze is starting to show up and there is a brush fire south of Raleigh:
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Day 1 of the real pollening. The haze is likely to get quite a bit worse with no rain in sight.
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That should make Wake County people feel a little better lol.
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You can exceed 300kA with positive strikes for sure.
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Lock it in:
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Definitely impressive for this point in March!
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Yeah I knew it when the air didn't have the feel of an outbreak day like it did on 4/16/2011. On top of that as you stated the winds were calm and that is definitely not how it goes around here on most high end days.
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Yeah overall it truly was a bust yesterday and even on air meteorologists are basically saying the same. They are taking a beating today.
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Those were not 65+ knots. Those would be marked in black.
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Most of those came with the NCFR last evening more than likely.
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I am getting more wind now than at any point during the storms.
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