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Got hammered between 6:30-6:50 (EDT) this morning. Caught 0.53" in that timeframe, with pea sized hail and some great lightning. The hardest I've seen it rain in a long time. Nice way to wake up on a Saturday morning.

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It wasn't your imagination. https://www.msn.com/en-us/general/general/the-u-s-just-had-its-windiest-start-to-spring-in-nearly-50-years/ar-AA1CvYrA?utm_source=GetKim.com

2024-'25 The winter of the mid-south.

...except hard work.

With over 2 1/2" (over an inch and a half in the past 24 hrs.) of rain here in the past week and another 2-3" forecast for Friday-Sunday, we won't have to worry about drought for awhile. I may not get into my garden until May if this keeps up. At least it's not going to be like the Ohio River valley. They might need boats to travel.

Same here. I've had stronger storms that weren't even warned.

I'm feeling your pain. My last two years totals put together are eight inches under my yearly average!!

I was on NWSChat when that happened. IWX said that it wasn't lining up with velocity/reflectivity scans and speculated that it might have been a microburst.

We had 6 brush/field fires in our county from 4PM Tuesday-4PM yesterday.

Nocturnal passage FTL. Clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right, here I am

I spent a lot of time outside today. “Give a man a shovel and he’ll clear the sidewalk. Give a man a snowblower and he’ll clear the neighborhood.” - My Wife

Yeah, I was just thinking the same thing about Bo and woah! His area is really sucking this year.

Nope, only GRR with a WWA. I don't know what IWX is waiting on. Maybe waiting to coordinate with LOT? There definitely should be a Watch out for heavy snow in the NW CWA and maybe a WWA for a mixed bag in the SE.

....and yet the deniers are still out there