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Didn't seem like it generated nearly as much convection as RAH was expecting.
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Baby steps. From the RAH forecast discussion. Some notable trends have unfolded in the guidance over the past day or so, namely a trend toward a more unsettled weather pattern for especially the first half of the long term, which would in effect limit the excessive heat potential that we are expecting for the mid- week period.
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Not without reason does Fayetteville hold the NC all-time high temp record (110 F on August 21, 1983).
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A tiny cell came agonizingly close today but just missed to the north. It was falling apart anyway; even if it had been on target still might not have gotten much.
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A disappointing 0.17" today. Dodge a lot of good rain today. 5.26" for the month.
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Last couple of days have been beautiful. 5.04" for the month. 7.15" since the heat broke on May 31st.
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Rainfall much more reasonable in the east. 0.95" today with a monthly total of 2.91" 5.02" since the dry spell broke on May 31st. Vegetation looking MUCH better.
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Also, neglected to post this earlier. Here is a hailstone from the beginning of the storm on last Friday. I think this one is a due to several stones melting and refreezing together.
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Had some torrential windy rain in Wilson.
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Light rain about 5 pm, then the sun came out followed by a black pall descending from the sky followed by some torrential rain and wind. Relatively brief but still got a good 1.33". Yard is in recovery mode from the Ridge of Death. 73/72 here.
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I was just about to post the same thing. Keep hope alive.
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All right, looks like it's about time to lower the blinds, turn out the lights and wrap this one up.
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Ah, southern Wake screwjob. Cold Rain will be happy.
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Him and his dang snow shields.
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Subfreezing 850's down to Mexico, but of course cold rain form eastern NC.
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MA folks worried about suppression as shown on GEFS. Often a good sign for us.
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PSU on MA forum mentions that top analog for coming pattern is March 1960. Nothing exciting happened around here then did it?
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Just plain sigh...
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Well, the wording of his statement "I take full responsibility for my actions ..." kind of suggests to me that he did something bad to someone else. I could mention the first thing that comes to mind, but it would be baseless speculation. Man, I am bummed I grew up with him.
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I am seriously bummed out by this. I wonder what the heck happened.
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First I heard of this. What the heck happened?
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It amuses me that even with biblical snow in Alabama, it still shows a harsh Wake County gradient. Cold Rain would approve.
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The NAO is known to be streaky on a decadal scale, so I am hoping that some the warmth of this past decade might be natural variation. That being said I expect regular snowfall (ie a nice one every three years or so) in the non-mountainous areas of NC/SC to cease in the next decade or two.
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Well, if you have to have only one model on your side, I would prefer it to be the euro.
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I threw mine in last weekend. There are actually some encouraging signs for the MJO progression for the second half of February, but I suspect that it is too late for us. MA and NE could get score though.
