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Compiling: Attempting to rain: Building Cumulus:Sky darkening.... ███████████████████] 99% Complete... FATAL ERROR!: Unable to rain.

LOL!

I am at the red plus in hillsborough. I am pretty sure it will rain eventually butr both these lines are going due north and anything from the south dies right before entering Orange county.

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I like your color bar on GRLevel3. Can you share, please?

GRlevel2.

Here you goes...

Units: DBZ

Step: 5

Color: 5 0 250 233

Color: 10 38 225 120

Color: 20 20 180 80

Color: 25 10 140 50

Color: 30 0 90 0

Color: 35 255 255 33

Color: 40 255 175 0

Color: 45 254 0 0

Color: 50 179 0 180

Color: 55 225 0 226

Color: 60 255 255 255

Color: 65 128 128 128

Color: 70 110 110 110

Color: 75 0 255 255

Color: 80 0 0 255

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I just got my cable, phone, and internet back. Just got hammered last night. Clocked a 54mph wind gust on the anemometer but I would not be surprised if it was more like 65 or higher. Lost four large limbs out of a tree in the front yard. However no more than about 200 yards away a large oak tree fell into an apartment complex with another falling into the parking lot. Fortunately no one was injured. Alot of large trees down throughout the area. Never lost power though. I guess thats one of the few perks of living across the road from an electrical substation.

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GRlevel2.

Here you goes...

Units: DBZ

Step: 5

Color: 5 0 250 233

Color: 10 38 225 120

Color: 20 20 180 80

Color: 25 10 140 50

Color: 30 0 90 0

Color: 35 255 255 33

Color: 40 255 175 0

Color: 45 254 0 0

Color: 50 179 0 180

Color: 55 225 0 226

Color: 60 255 255 255

Color: 65 128 128 128

Color: 70 110 110 110

Color: 75 0 255 255

Color: 80 0 0 255

Sweet! Thanks!

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Anyone care to comment on this green streak down the middle of GSP's map? I've never seen that before. Could it be a flood advisory for some river that goes along that path? I can't think of any river that would follow that path. The Catawba is more north and not straight. The French Broad flows north/south in Buncombe county. Thoughts?

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Edit: Green streak is now gone. Must have been a computer glitch.

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I saw it also. I assume the page was messed up. But I had to refresh a few times to make sure I was not seeing things.

Anyone care to comment on this green streak down the middle of GSP's map? I've never seen that before. Could it be a flood advisory for some river that goes along that path? I can't think of any river that would follow that path. The Catawba is more north and not straight. The French Broad flows north/south in Buncombe county. Thoughts?

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I didn't know downtown Chapel Hill could flood like that, given that they are, you know, on top of a hill. Crzay.

They are building a major construction project just to the west of this pics, aka. large hole in the ground across the street from Granville Towers. Wonder if this has anything to do with this flooding.

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glad to see central NC getting pounded. the PW is high at 1.5 and steering slow, plus once the slow moving front line moves through it will probably rain itself out near Chapel Hill and RDU areas . I wouldn't be surprised to see many counties get over 3" of rain from this conglomerate.

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glad to see central NC getting pounded. the PW is high at 1.5 and steering slow, plus once the slow moving front line moves through it will probably rain itself out near Chapel Hill and RDU areas . I wouldn't be surprised to see many counties get over 3" of rain from this conglomerate.

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.76" so far

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glad to see central NC getting pounded. the PW is high at 1.5 and steering slow, plus once the slow moving front line moves through it will probably rain itself out near Chapel Hill and RDU areas . I wouldn't be surprised to see many counties get over 3" of rain from this conglomerate.

Radar storm totals around 5-6" in southern Orange County. Wake County's about to get pounded now with a line that is forming up.

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Radar storm totals around 5-6" in southern Orange County. Wake County's about to get pounded now with a line that is forming up.

thats a lot of rain in a short term. I've only experienced 2 or 3 big supercells here that ever did that in my whole lifetime.

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Really..... the Weatherbug station on the roof of the school (East CHHS) reports 2.46". Is that likely wrong?

I think it's a bit too far north based on the radar estimate location, which is more towards southern chapel hill down into chatham county. There was a spotter report of 2.4" around 1:30 about a mile north of Chapel Hill, and it was still pouring then. So I'm sure 3-4" is reasonable.

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