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BooneWX

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  1. even more amazing when you think about how hollowed out Debby was just 36 hrs ago. I was screaming “bust” in my mind until about 10 last night.
  2. 4.39 and it’s picking back up again
  3. We’ve surpassed the 3 inch mark edit: not sure how long the power will stay on. The pines are really swaying as we’re gusting 30-40 according to my station.
  4. Roads are starting to flood here. Shocked the NWS isn’t issuing any sort of advisory.
  5. You’ll be shocked how quickly it returns when I order my grass seed.
  6. 1.36 so far in Granite Falls, NC. The winds have been shockingly strong as well. It started well ahead of schedule in our area so I think flooding will become a concern in the next few hours.
  7. Shockingly strong winds as well this morning, I was not anticipating this one bit.
  8. If I didn’t know any better, I’d think this is just a meandering upper level low.
  9. No - only folks on Hatteras at this point. All else should fair well.
  10. Should be just fine. Emerald Isle has easy access off of the island. When you said OBX, I was worried you were saying Okracoke or Hatteras - both of which fair poorly in even weaker storms.
  11. Depends. North of Oregon Inlet? Fine. South of it, woof.
  12. The models seem to be converging on Debby moving a bit farther inland than anticipated. It’s going to be a very soggy Thursday and Friday. I’ll be curious to see how much water piles up here in Lake Hickory. I doubt Duke will be able to dump too much downstream with heavier totals further down the Catawba chain.
  13. The eye is almost closed. Maybe 75% of the way there at the moment. It definitely seems like it’s stopped ingesting dry air and may be close to sealing the core off. Impressive velocities appearing on radar in the primitive eye wall.
  14. High winds and surge or not, Debby is already going to be one for the record books across the southeast. SC and Georgia - likely portions of NC as well, are going to see historic levels of flooding. This storm is looking like it’ll be a less sexy version of Hurricane Floyd.
  15. Wet week ahead. Debby will help us knock out several would-be dog days. Fall is getting close… that first cold front with low dew points is really going to be welcomed after the summer we’ve had.
  16. Great post! This is going to be the biggest forum wide weather maker we’ve had in a while.
  17. Classic pre-boom shrimp look
  18. Assuming this doesn’t blow up in the gulf and become a much bigger event than expected for the Big Bend, Charleston will be ground zero. The place floods during average thunderstorms and the models are honing in on a foot+.
  19. Earlier, yes, but the area south of Cuba certainly looks more impressive now.
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