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June part 2


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

I feel your pain...we got 3 really weak but large trees on a neighboring piece of property...1 of those just bit the dust and just missed the primary power lines. 2 more are on borrowed time.

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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.

That's for sure. A lot of the storms this year have had some impressive wind - and today was no exception. About half inch so far and radar looks good for some more good rain (unless it disappears as it hits ne ga and the upstate lol)

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I did not even register any rain from the system here in eastern Burke County. The wind was great; I registered a wind gust of 27.3 mph. The gust was probably close to 40-50 mph though because there are trees nearby and the sensor is not above those trees. Definitely strange to get all that wind with only a few drops of rain. Oh well, that is the way it goes.

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Thanks. I've discovered it's a bug in IE7/IE8. IE9 is fine along with Chrome and Firefox. I hate IE anything, it's the hardest browser to code for. We're looking for a modified script but not sure how much luck we'll have.

It has to do with certain radar images that the JSON script is trying to download, either they're missing or have some problem the script doesn't like, it doesn't happen all the time and can appear to be random. But it only happens during updates to the images. I've had it work for hours with no error though, you just don't know. If you click OK when the error happens, it continues to work ok. It's just annoying as hell.

Luckily there are less and less people using IE7 and 8 as people move to Windows7. IE9 is a much better (and standards compliant) browser than any of the previous versions.

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I got a whopping 0.01 inches yesterday. The storms have split my area the last two days. Over a couple of inches just to my NW and around an inch just to my SE, as well. Nada in my backyard. Maybe these morning showers will make it up to my area today. It's cloudy and humid outside right now: 68 temp over 67 DP.

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Smoke conditions are terrible this morning in Savannah... I work at the airport and we're down to 1mi visibility... I can't even see the end of the runway from here, and the buildings on the other side of the field are barely visible. Even inside the building we can smell smoke, and it's bad enough that my throat is getting irritated. NWS has us at a 50% chance of rain this evening; hopefully we'll get some to wash the smoke out if nothing else. The fires are in very southeast Georgia and the smoke is clearly visible in this image:

20110623_1231_TPA_vis.jpg

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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.

:( I'm sorry your "to do" list has grown again :hug:

0 little precious drops of rain. Better luck the next day...

NWS has this area at 50% today.....hopefully today is your day :wub:

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Looks to continue also!!!

only picked up .29 from all the fuss last night.

Man we got hammered yesterday with wind damage! A lot of people in Oconee without power still today :thumbsdown: Several co-workers of mine are not here today due to trees falling on their houses...oh but stop the presses, a tree fell at GSP airport..wooptie

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Mesoscale Discussion 1366< Previous MD mcd1366.gif MESOSCALE DISCUSSION 1366 NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK 1240 PM CDT THU JUN 23 2011 AREAS AFFECTED...PORTIONS SERN VA...CENTRAL-ERN CAROLINAS...ERN GA. CONCERNING...SEVERE POTENTIAL...WATCH POSSIBLE VALID 231740Z - 232015Z TSTMS FCST TO DEVELOP AND BECOME SCATTERED TO LOCALLY NUMEROUS IN COVERAGE OVER CAROLINAS...WHILE ACTIVITY ALREADY OCCURRING OVER PORTIONS CENTRAL/ERN GA MAY MOVE NEWD INTO SRN PARTS OF THIS CORRIDOR. MAIN CONCERN IS DAMAGING DOWNDRAFTS. VIS IMAGERY SHOWS BAND OF MULTILEVEL CLOUDS...AXIS OF WHICH CORRESPONDS TO BKN PRECIP...FROM S-CENTRAL AL NEWD ACROSS NERN SC AND WRN NC TO NERN VA AND DC AREA. ALTHOUGH THIS CLOUD/PRECIP BAND IS THINNING AND BECOMING FRAGMENTED...WELL-DEFINED DIFFERENTIAL HEATING ZONE IS EVIDENT ON ITS ERN RIM FROM NEAR MCN-RDU-RIC. ALONG AND E OF THAT LINE...EWD TO COASTAL SEA BREEZES...AIR MASS CONTINUES TO DESTABILIZE WITH UPPER 60S TO 70S F SFC DEW POINTS...2000-3000 J/KG MLCAPE AND VERY LITTLE CINH REMAINING. ACCORDINGLY...VIS IMAGERY SHOWS DEEPENING CUMULIFORM CLOUDS IN WSW-ENE STREETS ALIGNED WITH BOUNDARY-LAYER WINDS. FLOW ALSO IS NEARLY UNIDIRECTIONAL WITH HEIGHT. ALTHOUGH THEIR STRONGEST EFFECTS WILL REMAIN N OF AREA...SRN FRINGES OF MID-UPPER HEIGHT FALLS AND GRADIENT ENHANCEMENTS WILL OCCUR FROM WRN/CENTRAL NC NWD. THIS SHOULD CONTRIBUTE TO SLGT ENHANCEMENT OF DEEP-LAYER SHEAR...WITH EFFECTIVE SHEAR INCREASING TO 30-40 KT RANGE OVER PIEDMONT AREAS AND 25-35 KT OVER COASTAL PLAIN. ..EDWARDS.. 06/23/2011 ATTN...WFO...AKQ...MHX...RAH...ILM...CHS...CAE...GSP...FFC...

EDIT: This was nice to see

...ERN STATES...

THE PLUME OF DEEP MOISTURE CURRENTLY SPREADING NEWD ALONG THE

APPALACHIANS HAS REQUIRED A SIGNIFICANT ADJUSTMENT IN THE EXPECTED

AREAS OF SEVERE POTENTIAL FOR THIS AFTERNOON. THE FRONTAL ZONE FROM

ERN OH VALLEY TO TN VALLEY WILL HEAT UP SUFFICIENTLY TO SUPPORT

STRONG/SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS THIS AFTERNOON GIVEN THE 30-40KT OF

SHEAR AND MLCAPES AOA 2000 J/KG.

E OF APPALACHIANS TWO AREAS OF POTENTIAL ORGANIZED STRONG/SEVERE

CONVECTION. WITH A VERY MOIST AND MODESTLY SHEARED

ENVIRONMENT...THE SEA BREEZE FRONT SHOULD BE A FOCUS MID ATLANTIC

COAST FOR A FEW SEVERE STORMS. INLAND EXPECT THE DIFFERENTIAL

HEATING THAT OCCURS ON THE E SIDE OF THE THICKER CLOUDS OVER

APPALACHIANS TO ALSO BE AN AREA OF POSSIBLY MORE ORGANIZED

THUNDERSTORMS AS THE DEEP LAYER SHEAR WILL BE 30-40KT ALONG WITH THE

MDT INSTABILITY.

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