Blasphemy in this group to say this, but I’ll be rooting for it not to verify (likely won’t anyways). I’m pulling for an unlikely but dramatic turn to spring with a SER that’s absolutely pumping heat into the southeast. It’s been a terrible sick season and I’m tired of these weak strung out systems being the limited excitement. Towering cumulonimbus season is one of the best times of year.
Yea I think this will be my “what could have been” storm I think about often. The Jan storm had signs for multiple days that we were going to be squeezing juice out of spent lemons but this one really teased us with the southern stream up until late Sunday. We just got dominated by the northern stream this winter.
The convection blow up in the gulf is all I needed to see tonight. I said yesterday this was going to be a painful event as far east as the triad and I think it could now be even further east than that. Depending on a dying batch of precip to survive downsloping in hopes a 1010+ mb low pressure 200 miles off shore will throw back moisture is a recipe for disappointment.
This board is so back.
- RDU folks debating the warm nose that’ll split the county in half
- War of words between west and east
- 100 WRAL mentions per hour
I love it. This winter although underwhelming for anyone not at the coast has brought opportunities and the hilariousness of old.
There’s usually no warmth until the state has stocked the last trout. It only warms up after the poachers net everything out of the delayed harvest water. Anecdotal, I know, but just an observation from the past.