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2.55". The best rain in a long long time. From mid-day Friday, the physics GFS was the most accurate at 2.46". The ECMWF physics was way low at 1.35". The GEM physics predicted 1.50" at mid day Friday.

Dick Tolleris

Might be a double digit TOR day for NC but thankfully most are brief though the PDS one was obviously concerning

Definitely some heavy rain inland on the E upslope flow.

I have gotten 2.06 inches so far here in sparrows point Md..Rain is a lot lighter now

That was about a mile from me. It was def rain wrapped when it came through here. Rainfall was so intense. Sun is out now

.7” and counting. Lit the wood stove for the first time this season.

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2.85" and still raining.

Radar debris signature....Touchdown SW of Louisburg

Meanwhile, the remnants of Isaias are directly responsible for tornadoes today in NC, including a damaging one in Fayetteville and several others in the Triangle region! This is serious stuff and is the 2nd day in a row of this.

Storm looks to be cycling SW of louisburg

1.9” so far

The rain seems to be mixing with and changing to leaves.

2.54". That may be it for now, at least.

Think it was that Memorial Day weekend event?

There have been at least 4 different confirmed tornadoes in NC so far

new confirmed tornado Wake NC-Johnston NC- 129 PM EDT Sun Oct 11 2026 ...A TORNADO WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 200 PM EDT FOR EAST CENTRAL WAKE AND NORTHEASTERN JOHNSTON COUNTIES... At 129 PM EDT, a confirmed tornado was located 7 miles south of Zebulon, or 13 miles north of Smithfield, moving northeast at 35 mph. HAZARD...Damaging tornado. SOURCE...Radar confirmed tornado.

I was looking back at SAR imagery for Isaias. Look at the difference in structure only 12 hr apart!

When was the last time the region had widespread 1”+ rainfall?

And growing..

Lifted but man that was not a good look for the south side of rolesville that was a legit debris ball