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WeatherNC if anything I would think the greatest chance of TORs would be near the west end of the slight risk area. That will be where higher shear is (closer to the low) and the wedge boundary. I will be looking around the I-95 corridor based on that should there be enough instability to get anything going.

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2.14 at my house in Midtown, but really nothing last night, we were between two slugs of water. This current line looks like it is falling apart.:whistle:

Looks like the low is lifting NNE and taking all the precip with it. I'm not seeing anything that would suggest that we're in for more rain either.

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.90" so far. What happened to my 3 - 4 inch totals? We had a 100% chance of heavy rain last night and I don't think I picked up more than a trace.

Happy Birthday Robert. Thanks for all of the knowledgeable posts.

once again looks like a rain bust - i remember just last year when almost all the storms OVERproduced. sigh - those were the days LOL

now we are back to way underperforming, and looking at radar we are smack in the middle of the precip in a dry slot, and look to be for most of the day. we havent even reached .75" here

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From Kirk Mellish in Atlanta:

Solar winter" is well underway, it began November first. "Meteorological Winter" begins December first, and of course "Astronomical or calendar winter" begins with the winter Solstice December 21st. Atlanta will be on a roller coaster ride with temperatures the next 2-3 weeks. First cool, then a nice warm up, then a winter level cold wave between "black Friday" and the first week or two of December as blocking is forming in high latitudes and the AO/NAO are proged to go negative.

The 30-day outlook calls for below-average temperatures with precipitation near-normal to below-normal.

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