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NorthHillsWx

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  1. Radar showed anywhere between 1/4” and 1/2” for Fuquay
  2. Sauna status here. Windows all fogged up. Grateful for the rain last night but it’s awful outside today
  3. Finally got the rain we’d been looking for. Picked up 1.30” overnight which brings event total to 1.57” and MTD to 1.59”
  4. Finally decent rainfall here, picked up 0.27 between a few separate showers. 0.29” MTD
  5. Another measly 0.01” here. Brings mtd to 0.02”
  6. May be in a heat pocket but we’ve surged to 98.7 at my house currently. Seems above most other obs EDIT: peaked at 99.3
  7. Ahhh back to the GFS seasonal love affair with the CAG
  8. 0.01” here for September, hopefully this weekend produces
  9. They aren’t done yet. Norbert looks like it will at least threaten the islands. Crazy Nino
  10. The reason that area near the Bahamas and Gulf has been relatively quiet despite low shear is mostly due to how hostile it is east of there, in the MDR where most of the disturbances originate from that could cause storms to form there. Waves and weak storms like Dolly simply are not able to make it west to take advantage of the better conditions. As said above, fronts digging down into the gulf or the fall CAG would be the likely source of anything tropical in those areas. Edouard showed us that it’s possible to get homegrown systems this year, and the likelihood of another ramps up as fall fronts start to make it to the gulf. However, these aren’t ever home runs for development and stronger fronts usually favor more wind shear and dry air as we get later into the fall. The window for something strong to take advantage of these ribbons of favorable conditions is not huge, but if the Atlantic produces anything of note it will likely originate in these two areas as the rest of the basin is completely cooked by shear
  11. Hawaii is getting insanely lucky with Lowell. That’s a beast of a system
  12. Next wave coming off Africa has some decent ensemble support for development at least early on…
  13. Might as well circle my house and add D4 on next drought monitor. We’ll have to wait 10 more months for another AN month of rain I guess
  14. 0.00”. Saw the outflow coming before the storms were even here and knew we were cooked
  15. Another miss for me. Incredible
  16. Didn’t get as hot as yesterday, but still extreme. 100.5 was the high
  17. 96 at 11:30…. On pace for our hottest day of the year 1:20- up to 100.2
  18. Just caught the outflow from the storm sitting over RDU and it feels incredible
  19. Looks like RDU made it at least to 101
  20. Nope it fell apart just before reaching here, nothing but some mood drops. We blew the top off the thermometer today, topped out at 101.8!!!
  21. Currently 100 with a dew point of 72 giving me a heat index of 110… Brutal doesn’t even describe this well enough
  22. This week's drought monitor showed some more slippage in northern NC with an expansion for D3 and the reintroduction of D4 in the Triad area. Meanwhile the drought was again chipped away at the mountains and coast. Elsewhere in the south most areas remained unchanged but south of ATL has been dry lately and saw the reintroduction of moderate drought after a long break from it. Rest of Ga and SC were mostly unchanged
  23. 2010 was I think the hottest summer on record for Raleigh. I was in school at Clemson so I did not get to experience that here, thankfully
  24. Yep. From ChatGPT: 2026 Raleigh Heat Metrics At-A-Glance (Year-To-Date) Days over 90°F: 65 days Days over 95°F: 33 days Days over 100°F: 6 days
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