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73.4 for the high today. Incredible
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Today/last night’s 0.84” has brought my 3-day storm total to 3.97” and the MTD to 12.99”
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RDU didn’t open until 1943, so those were not taken at the airport. The wettest July in RDU history was in 2024 with 9.11” and I think it surpassed that mark today
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This has to be confirmed but I think RDU just broke the record for wettest July in its history
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This is officially the wettest July to date in RDU history!
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Probably up enough to end water restrictions soon
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If we’re not all dropped to D1 or D0 I’d be surprised from triangle to your way. I too have had over 6” this week alone and now over a foot for the month with more coming
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We picked up 0.77” overnight and still raining lightly. Up to 2.92” for the event and 11.94” for the month! EDIT: picked up 0.21” since posting, bringing the storm total to 3.13” and MTD over a foot to 12.15”!!!
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2.15” event total here. Not sure we see any more given radar. Stayed in 70s all day, incredible. Also incredible, my MTD is now 11.17”
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Closing in on 2" at my house but down at the office in Garner It has been much heavier. Not sure how much they have seen here but the ditches are full around my office and the entry was underwater and it hasn't stopped pouring over the last hour+ since Ive been here.
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Wow there are some insane totals around Greensboro. We’re at around an inch here
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Perhaps the wake county snow/rain hole hasn’t truly disappeared, it just migrated west
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If these totals verify a lot of central and eastern NC may actually drop into DO and D1 drought categories next week. At my house we could easily be pushing a foot of rain for the month after this system
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I think all of wake is over 4” for the month with Raleigh-north over 8”
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This looks like a coastal storm Snowfall Map
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Just as it looked like that SE band was maturing it got sheared south in the most recent radar shots. Probably be the name of the game for this system today, periodic attempts to organize but shear winning out each time. Probably a 55-60 kt ceiling and that is only if it can sustain longer than it did this morning. Still interesting to watch the circulation strengthen with this much shear, certainly a stronger storm than at any point yesterday though wind speed will likely go up and down through the day
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That is shocking
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That SE quad is pretty solid on radar now. Not surprised by recon, this probably gets bumped to 50-55 Kts at 11. I guess the question is in the face of 25 kts of shear, how close is this to its ceiling? Maybe 60kts later today?
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Picked up an additional 0.12” overnight a some point which brings us up over 9” up to 9.02” MTD
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Picked up another 0.62” to bring the daily total to 2.33”. This now brings the MTD to 8.90”. Looks like maybe another round later tonight too?
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Absolutely nuts across wake county tonight
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1.41” at my house between 3 separate periods of rainfall brings the MTD total to 7.98” EDIT: just picked up 0.30” from a heavy but brief storm. 1.71” for the day 8.28” for the month. Looks like more incoming
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Bad street flooding right now around Glenwood/440 on my commute
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Better banding features especially in eastern quad on radar but center still dealing with serious dry air. Recon confirms with very light winds a good distance from center. Not far off from TS but not very well organized at all. NE shear is very evident and dry air intrusion will certainly limit this thing. Not sure the environment gets better even if it misses land and went south of Louisiana some models actually show shear increasing later on
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I think the key here is Wake/Durham/franklin counties probably had the wettest month after being left out on everything rest of the year. Does alter one’s perception when you’re under repeated rains vs someone a county or less away not seeing them
