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June part 2


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Still loaded to the north. I got .1 when the tall end dragged through. The next line looks like it has a shield south of Atl. but who knows what it will look like when it gets here :) My whole county is drying up. A friend on the far eastern border of Spalding Co. has just .3 for June and I'm on the west side and I have 30 drops over .3 now.

I think I'm the new Foothills/Lookout this year, lol. Tony

It sounds like it, our friends in eastern sections aren't doing good either. Huge turnaround here , so I'm not complaining at all. Summer after Summer missed me for 2003 and 2005 really , and the last 3 were unbelievable, with nary a drop in June or July at my house with serious heat waves and downslope. I remember it all too well, and will never forget. With a sw flow though, we all have a shot to do better, but like when in a drought, its hard to really bust out of it, but it can happen . Really we need an influx of real tropical air, the drenching airmass that delivers widespread southerly flow and dewpoints in mid 70s. Remember those?

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Robert I hope you get a good one up there out of this MCS (assuming you want that). Looks to remain west of I-77 until it gets north of CLT. Don't know if it will hold for this long but it should end up in the Triad tonight.

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I guess all my hard work drumming and dancing to the rain gods finally paid off last night ^_^ Constant lightning, house shaking thunder, from not just one............but THREE separate cells that moved directly over my house, giving me a grand total of .83 in the bucket :wub:

Maybe they just got tired of hearing me whine......:lol::P

Ccould you do one for ILM CWA? Guess My mojo ain't working...:lightning:

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we could use some rain as well here too

Unusual for you to be wanting rain? In the winter you had enough!:lol: I firmly believe you'll never go into too dry a period for too long, unless its ultra-extreme like 2007 or 1988...theres just too many factors that eventually lead to rain and convergence there. A few months of dry maybe, but I'm sure your area will be ok soon. Looks like the line near GSP is weakening some now. I have cirrus but not much cumulus. Not a developing cumulmus field like yesterday so I have my doubts it will be too severe here.

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Unusual for you to be wanting rain? In the winter you had enough!:lol: I firmly believe you'll never go into too dry a period for too long, unless its ultra-extreme like 2007 or 1988...theres just too many factors that eventually lead to rain and convergence there. A few months of dry maybe, but I'm sure your area will be ok soon. Looks like the line near GSP is weakening some now. I have cirrus but not much cumulus. Not a developing cumulmus field like yesterday so I have my doubts it will be too severe here.

Our crew dug down to 24" and the clay loam was powder dry and it was hard as a rock. Could not even compress the extracted soil into a ball...

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Still loaded to the north. I got .1 when the tall end dragged through. The next line looks like it has a shield south of Atl. but who knows what it will look like when it gets here :) My whole county is drying up. A friend on the far eastern border of Spalding Co. has just .3 for June and I'm on the west side and I have 30 drops over .3 now.

I think I'm the new Foothills/Lookout this year, lol. Tony

Hang in there Tony :hug: If it can rain here while the portals are in full operational mode, it can rain anywhere :wub:

Ccould you do one for ILM CWA? Guess My mojo ain't working...:lightning:

:lol: I'm sure my neighbors will not mind another day or two :unsure::lol:

Bow it out Wednesdays :)

:lol: :lol:

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06/22/2011 0715 PM

Greenville, Greenville County.

Thunderstorm wind damage, reported by amateur radio.

Trees and power lines down Greenville downtown at Randall and Earle streets.

Report from Yesterday

06/21/2011 0858 PM

1 miles ENE of Enoree, Spartanburg County.

Lightning, reported by 911 call center.

Lightning hit a car traveling on Interstate 26 near mile marker 41. No injuries... significant damage to the car.

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Unbelievable. I just had 65 mph gusts! and wasn't expecting that . The cell over the souther part of the county is extremely strong and it was another wave of wind coming that you could hear in the distance. Lights are flickering now, and the wind won't die....extremely heavy rain.

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I have massive tree damage. Again!! UGGG. I watched my neighbors go down ..a huge maple. This is pathetic.

The way the trees were bending around here were ridiculous! Didn't see or hear any damage thus far. You could just hear the wind roaring like a train in the distance till they just slammed through! Really wish I would have had the video camera going.

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Line starting to flare up again...the outflow still looks good on radar. Don't let the lack of red on the base or composite reflectivity fool you as this moves northeast...

That's certainly true enough. Havent been much red at all with the line but the outflow boundary had lots of wind in it. Suprised my power is still on. Not a drop of rain so far today, but did get .50 last evening.

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:o I hope it's just tree damage and not your house :(:angry:

I'm sad for your tree :(

not my house, I was just getting back in when the winds began. I grabbed teh cam and looked toward the neighbors first, since he's south. I heard the cracking of his tree, and over it went. I then looked at my woods and good grief I know some came down there again. The winds switched direction after a few minutes when the heavy rain began.

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Unbelievable. I just had 65 mph gusts! and wasn't expecting that . The cell over the souther part of the county is extremely strong and it was another wave of wind coming that you could hear in the distance. Lights are flickering now, and the wind won't die....extremely heavy rain.

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Same thing here. The high winds just kept coming in wave after wave. Scary too since we have at least a dozen trees within easy range of hitting our house if they were to fall.

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yeah no doubt the speed of it is what helped push that strong outflow with high winds. A normal pop up doesnt' do this much. We've had a TON of extremely fast moving waves of convection this year, not much rain though. Its partly cloudy now. Still pretty scary to go from calm to 60mph in just a few seconds.

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