wncsnow
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Oh I'm sure it's worse than here but we have had random downpours the past few hours and almost every evening the past 2 or 3 months. There is still water standing in places it never stands
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I ended up with 11.6 inches of rain for August. Woot!
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Mosquitoes, sweat, blood and humid tears
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Here's to hoping I can get 3" of snow total this season
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Summer's are always quiet, but overall I fear our forum is dying We really need a snowy winter to bring people back.
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And... here come the Sandy references
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The snow was the most impressive aspect of Sandy
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Trust me i get tired of the Hugo posts in NC/SC too
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One of the mods must be a Sandy cronie deleted my post lol
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New drinking game. Take a shot everytime Sandy is mentioned. We would all be shitfaced
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We had .70 today and are now over 10 inches for the month. Thank goodness the ridge built in enough to keep Laura far enough west. If she came up through Georgia it would have been bad
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He isn't. Quite the opposite really. I told him the Euro has performed poorly since the upgrade and he said that was bs
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Can someone share with me the chart showing the poor performance of the euro? DT is talking shit on Facebook
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Ask and ye shall receive
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Flash flooding occurring in Western McDowell County. 4 to 5 inches the last 2 hours near the Blue Ridge https://www.facebook.com/176207762501721/posts/3264779163644550/
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I just really think the center is reforming north of Cuba guys
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The low level center will get exposed and the rain/convection will fly off to the north. The center will slowly move wnw and weaken.
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We had another .60 today already, #junglelife
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Yea its similar to what happened in 1916 in western NC. We have now had 3.3 here now since Wednesday. I'm really hoping we can dodge a tropical hit the next few months because it will only take widespread 4 to 6 inches for a big time flood. Frances was the worst flood here in my lifetime in 2004 and it wasn't this wet before the storm.
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We could still see effects from Laura especially with tropical moisture and rain late in the week. If it trends further east obviously it would be more
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And we got .70 last night for a total 2.7 since Wednesday.
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Now we are too. Crazy how easily it can pour at night in August
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Seems to be trending to weaker 14/Marco and possibly stronger Laura
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Y'all are both beating me up here closer to the Blue Ridge we have 8.5. That's one reason the water levels aren't higher on the Catawba, Broad, and others. The mountains have had less rainfall than the foothills and western piedmont. Water levels still high though
