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NorthHillsWx

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  1. *Almost* unanimous model support for *some* development but it is apparent this system has serious hurdles ahead of it. There is likely a window for development/strengthening over next few days, but then it hits a wall of shear, so options at that time are dissipation or weakening. Beyond that, location will be everything. If the system survives into the SW basin, there could possibly be an area of lower shear allowing for development as it likely recurves. If the system goes into Caribbean, it will be heading towards its grave. You're starting to see even the GFS back off on its latest run to a more realistic scenario given the harsh conditions ahead of the system. I am fairly confident this becomes a named storm but I do not think it has much of chance to be a long-tracked hurricane, and it likely won't have much window to intensify at all unless it makes it through the TUTT intact. Probably looking a weak, sheared TS for awhile
  2. Some 50's across central NC this morning. Combined with the low humidity it feels great outside
  3. Finished with 0.24” which brings MTD to 1.36”
  4. It’s still raining but we’ve had just 0.21” today with a flood watch. Pretty sad
  5. First measurable rain since start of the month but just 0.02” lol
  6. Worried the clouds have stabilized the triangle area. Rainfall focus seems to strongly be south and east of here where some earlier destabilization occurred with sunshine.
  7. 19 days since last measurable rain here. Hoping to end that today or tomorrow but outflow from the main line east of here has passed over, probably killing the chance
  8. Evaporated before getting here too. Rained for 20 min but very light and not measurable. TR for the day
  9. Total whiff by models, but testament to just how hostile the basin is with El Niño roaring
  10. Seems like the center will pass well south of the big island, but with elevation I’m sure some very strong winds will occur on land
  11. If anyone’s followed models or honestly just looked at the system and avoided social media it’s been very apparent for days this will be an upper-tier TS or bottom line cat 1 hurricane when it makes its closest approach. Based on what I’ve seen it likely skirts just south of the big island. Nothing shocking or surprising has happened this system has largely followed the forecast, though I agree at present it would seem to be unlikely this reaches hurricane intensity before its closest approach
  12. 98.5 heat index of 109. This is as bad as it gets. 13 days without rain its getting crispy again
  13. I know it’s always overzealous with the tropics but the recent GFS run shows 4 separate MDR systems in a row including 94L and 92L, the current invests. While Caribbean shear and the TUTT over SW Atlantic persists this active wave could really boost season numbers tho I doubt any get far west or very strong
  14. Fairly pleasant outside this evening. “Only” made it to 89.6 and heat index never got above 92 with tolerable DPs in the 60s. Tomorrow is back to the oven
  15. Looks like one of those CAG systems in the Caribbean
  16. Pretty surprising to see this much MDR activity in a strong nino in August. Heck even some recent Augusts with La Niña couldn’t produce in MDR
  17. Based on current presentation this might be the rare and infamous single advisory storm
  18. 93L likely became a brief tropical storm overnight based on the LLC seen on visible this morning but since that time convection has been ripped well to east of center. Might be a numbers booster in post season analysis
  19. RDU precip shield holds again. Guess it was just under repair during July
  20. A DP of 82 at 4pm is diabolical
  21. 9 days straight without rainfall here and, coupled with the heatwave, it has rapidly dried out. Maybe we get in on the MCV action tonight. SPC Bumped it to a level 2 for western half of the state tonight
  22. They bumped the threat level up today for the possibility that a MCV passes through this evening. Level 2 risk for triangle, triad, and foothills/mountains this evening and early overnight. Will be interesting to see if this pans out models all over the place.
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