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  1. 21 minutes ago, BooneWX said:

    And then delivers a nice surprise by getting the rain out of here 2 hours before kick off. 

     

    21 minutes ago, BooneWX said:

    And then delivers a nice surprise by getting the rain out of here 2 hours before kick off. 

    Didn't want jinx by mentioning. That's what I'm way more concerned with. Hopefully it holds and regardless if its Rain Sleet Snow or Shine,  Me and my crowd will be there.

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  2. 1 hour ago, strongwxnc said:


    Headed to Boone that morning. Normally I’m all in, but i need to get up to Boone around 7 and home afterwards emoji481.png



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    You me and 25,000 plus other folks. HUGE GAME. Not liking the trends. Rays wx says rain winds down by noon after mix fri night. High near 50 Sat. But I have my doubts along with NWS forecast discussion. Worried about our guys, not fans like myself, being able to run our stuff without the weather dictating it. Cad will be locked in Fri Night.

  3. Always think of the nao as the trap door, keeps cold locked in. The pna is the driver,spikes up and forces cold air down. So if your neutral to slightly pos and the nao is tanking. Then you can get air to come down and stay around for a while. Actually we should do well with the forecasted indicies. 

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  4. You talk about perfect riming. Radiational cooling got maximizwd last night and cloud deck rolled in right before sunrise. So many times we track events and have to monitor this scenerio the eve of an event. Usually dont see it wirk out like it did this morning. Want matter in grand scheme of things.

  5. 7 hours ago, donsutherland1 said:

    During the November 12-13 period, parts of the Southeast will likely pick up 1"-3" of rain. In the wake of the storm, 2018 will likely become among the 30 wettest years on record in a number of cities in Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina. Wilmington, NC, which has already picked up a record 90.65" precipitation this year will add to its record.

    Below is year-to-date precipitation, the current rank for 2018, and scenarios for the ranking based on 1"-3" rainfall.

    Precipitation11112018.jpg

    Records in the above cities begin as follows:

    Athens: 1857
    Atlanta: 1878
    Elizabeth City: 1934
    Fayetteville: 1910
    Florence: 1948
    Greensboro: 1903
    Raleigh: 1887

    Thanks for this info. pretty impressive

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  6. 7 hours ago, BornAgain13 said:

    Pictures?

    It was storm warning amounts. Up to 1.0 on forsyth yadkin line back toward wilkesboro, and alot of.5+ as well in the red areas on NCHailstorm precip type map. Long ways to go with this one. Euro does a trailing wave after cold gets locked in thanks to cad. 

  7. 13 minutes ago, Upstate Tiger said:

    Surprised early next week is not generating a little more discussion.  At least fun to have something to keep an eye on before Thanksgiving! In these parts that's a rare thing....  

     

    I've tried to pull the alarm bell this thread and mtn thread. Although they've  caught on and are just patiently hanging back to avoid a Lucy Pull the ball. Impressive pattern coming for this early in the season. Without a doubt the slopes have the opportunity to get a jump on the ski season

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