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As a utility worker i prefer Spring & Autumn over peak of winter and summer. Minus the storms in each though those are always awesome!

4.26” and still lightly raining. It won’t break the drought but it’ll damn sure make a dent.

What’d you pull the trigger on? There are some insane deals to be had right now.

Getting smoked now in Western McDowell. Will check the gage when I get home

Perfect setup with a dying tropical system and a stalled boundary. Looks like I picked up over 2 inches since 7 PM last night. I'll dump my rain gauge at 7 for a good reading.

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It’s coming

3.83 and still raining here. Wow! Been back and forth to Huntersville a few times from Hickory today (buying a car), and there have been several torrential downpours. Crazy stuff!

That sucks! Good luck.

It can easily get over 100° in August I'm not sure what folks are talking about.

Trying to drive home

My Ambient is showing a rate of 4.16/hr. I am over 2 inches. Still pouring.

I removed Phoenixville and no statistical change to the raw data at all!!

nice thing with August and September is you can get stretches of fantastic weather, whether you like dews or coc - which is hella rare in February and March lol

Most Senators were alive during the 1974 year-round DST disaster that was thus quickly reversed. And can you imagine not getting the Euro til 2AM during the crucial winter season?

Flash flooding in Asheville

No wonder your reindeer can fly. As always …..

Damn, DEN is at .70" for the month. .92" in my backyard.

Picked up .35" here with a nice but fairly brief deluge in the afternoon. Getting some light showers now.

Yeah, it's the same thing every year. No different than later January and especially by the magical February 10th. you can really feel winter winding down at that point. At least concerning SNE - sure it gets cold again here and there, okay it snows - but it's just not the same. And the snow melts soo quickly you can rarely even enjoy it

Changing my name to Drought in Northfield

So is there an exact reason why weather forecasting has been so inaccurate the past year or two? High today was supposed to be 79 and it's already up to 83. This has been happening a lot more lately not just with temps but inaccurate predictions when it comes to rain and storms as well.

Nothing beats 40s, clouds, wind, and spending 5 days tracking a snowstorm where you can see the back edge of the precip or the sleet line moving north before the storm even begins.

None for Northfield.

Yeah it’s snowpack or nothing for them as my understanding goes too. I was strictly referring to the fire situation.