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  1. 22 minutes ago, CurlyHeadBarrett said:

    Why?

    A couple reasons- 1 being the the trough is being modeled as more progressive and slightly stronger so it picks up whatever forms and whisks it to to the NE while imparting strong westerly shear snd 2 the surge of drier air behind the trough is more entrained into the system. Another half-a-storm incoming, if todays modeling proves correct

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  2. One word of caution when looking at the GFS and CAG storms is that it is notorious for over estimating development and speed of development. These generally start as broad systems that can take awhile to organize. Looking at various models, a myriad of environments are depicted for the northern gulf including trough interactions, westerly shear, dry air. Not every model paints the most favorable picture for whatever develops and those details are not possible to resolve at this time. Now- that being said these also can be some of our worst storms, hurricane Michael being a prime example. I’d definitely use caution watching these endless GFS runs depicting gulf-filling monsters knowing it’s bias- but certainly it shows the potential. Key is all models show a storm in that timeframe and that is an extremely strong signal that a storm will form. NHC already bumped it up to an orange.  

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  3. I Definitely underestimated the rain today. 3.34” storm total. Though slightly above the 1-3” forecast it was within the higher amounts up to 6” range. And we were out of the higher amounts just south of here. Overall, I’d say a slight overachiever in central NC

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  4. Everyone here is just looking for a bona fide red meat major LF. Also- the entire east coast is in a significant MH drought that many thought might end this year. 20 years is pretty shocking considering all the majors we have had in the gulf during that period. 3 continental US hurricane hits is definitely not a slow season in that regard 

  5. Finally getting into heavier rainfall rates here now but doubt it will matter from flood perspective. Been moderate most of day. 1.15” and going up. Still 64 degrees. Been unbelievably chilly for September with the gusty NE wind. Wish this was January sheesh 

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