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eyewall

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  1. Anytime peak is delayed you are in trouble foliage wise. There is still some hope but I am sure it will be a shortened season with higher leaf drop during the best colors. How many years in a row has it been lackluster now?
  2. Thank you and yeah that is what I am seeing in the reports as well.
  3. I think the Piedmont is going to brown out this year. Hanging Rock and Pilot Mountain were the saving grace last year for at least some decent color when the mountains busted, but this year you can see the stress in the trees already. I am hoping Lynn Cove will be a worthwhile trip at some point.
  4. I am concerned about another dud in terms of foliage season. It may be a done deal wit the late heat and extended dry spell.
  5. The most dangerous aspect of this all is the forcing of government agencies to cover for Trump and his narcissistic personality disorder no matter how unhinged he is. A complete disregard for the truth propagated by agencies charged with protecting life and property is horrifying.
  6. Depending on the circumstances I would say yes. Depends on the purpose of the chase. I don't know what category Josh fits in. I know he would have the financial resources it seems for it.
  7. Nice! Welcome to Derecho season.
  8. Thank you. A closer view of the lightning:
  9. I got lucky and caught a CG as I took the shots to make this pano. This was outside of Siler City on 6/20:
  10. Finally what may be my favorite grab from the GSO storm:
  11. Scoring a wall cloud is always good Anyway here are a few more:
  12. Shots from the Reidsville and GSO Supercells and the shelf over Raleigh:
  13. I have the camera and drone ready for today's threat.
  14. I am a little late in posting these but I chased the second supercell on the 13th behind the one that produced the Zebulon Tornado and encountered the edge of the hail core after taking the pics. The pics following the storm photos are of Zebulon tornado damage in the vicinity of where the NWS classified it as EF-2. Some cleanup was ongoing as the damage photos are from 2 days after the storm. These images are at facebook resolution.
  15. Had a bit of a pollen haboob in Chapel Hill/Durham: And before the storms it looked like this in Durham:
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