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Nice cool day today. Low of 55, high of only 61. Breeze made it feel chilly.

Low of 57, high of 75. Picked up .66" from tonight's storms. Hopefully the wildfire areas got a good rain too. I am up to 4.99" for the month.

Low of 55, high of 89. Dew points in the low 50's made for a comfortable day in the shade.

Low of 47, high of 78. Very dry here all day with dew points in the low 30's most of the day. Humidity hung around 25% all day. Great day to mow the lawn.

Had a high today of 74 after a low of 64. Front came thru at around 8 am and the dew point dropped significantly. Currently just after 6 pm it is 70/39.

Heavy thunderstorms this morning dumped 1.08".

Low of 49, high of 82. Low humidity kept it feeling decent out 

Low of 39 this am.

Low of 42 this morning.

Rain has finally ended. Picked up 3.22" this weekend. Skies are slowly clearing and temp is up to 54 at noon.

Rainy and chilly here with brisk winds all day long. Earlier today I was amazed to see the entire states of North and South Carolina covered in rain. You don't see that very much. We have picked up 1.42" as of 6 PM.

Had a high of 70 around 10 am today after which the front came thru. Front dropped a measly .03". Afternoon temp has hovered around 51 which it has remained all evening.

Low of 67, high of 85. Dew points in the upper 60's made it feel like May.

Warm day today. High of 86 after a low of 62. Dew points in the low 60's all day.

Warm day today. Temp soared to 80 and with dew points in the 60's, had to turn on the a/c.

3 hours ago, marsman said:

59.3F low at 0745, 85.9F high at 1745.

edit: 0.03" precip in the early overnight hours.

Wrong month.

1 hour ago, Upstate Tiger said:

What a nice Easter weekend in store for us in the Carolinas...

LONG TERM /THURSDAY THROUGH SUNDAY/...
As of 300 AM EDT Monday: The alluded frontal boundary will sweep
into the CFWA on Thursday. Most model guidance keeps a narrow band
of showers and storms along the boundary as it pushes through
the area. Some scattered showers and storms may develop just
ahead of the main boundary, but the main focus will be along
the frontal axis. With a slight uptick in shear parameters and
global models/NAM depicting decent SBCAPE (750-1500 J/kg) values
ahead of the boundary, most should expect some form of organized
convection Thursday afternoon/evening, with a low-end severe
threat, but confidence remains low on this development. Either way,
temperatures will remain 10-15 degrees above-normal for highs on
Thursday as most of the CFWA will settle under a stout warm sector.

Major changes will be underway behind the front Thursday night
as a strong surface high travels across the Central Plains and
Midwest Thursday and into the OH Valley Thursday night. As the
surface high sets up shop over the Mid-Atlantic early Friday, model
guidance continue to place the CFWA under a hybrid CAD. With the
flow aloft oriented from the southwest to northeast, deep moisture
will continue to traverse over the CAD dome. Expect temperatures
to dropoff nearly 20 degrees for highs on Friday compared to
Thursday. The frontal boundary will stall south of the area,
but moist upglide should keep PoPs elevated on Friday and through
much of the weekend. By the weekend, the surface high should slip
offshore the Mid-Atlantic coast and transition into more of an
in-situ wedge, locking in the cold air through at least Sunday with
temperatures remaining 10-15 degrees below-normal over the weekend
for highs, with the potential for values to be even lower. Signs
of CAD erosion doesn`t appear in model guidance until late Sunday
into Monday as a shortwave trough pushes in from the Deep South
and a surface wave travels underneath before deepening off the
Southeast Coast during this timeframe. In this case, expect for
a very cloudy and gloomy end to the week with well below-normal
temperatures and continuous cloud cover through the end of the
period following the fropa late Thursday.

Sounds wonderful.

Yes it was. We had a high of 67 with dew points in the low 40's all day. Beautiful day. Today at noon, we are currently at 73/54 after a low of 46.

On 3/30/2023 at 11:49 AM, Witness Protection Program said:

26 dead in a major tornado outbreak last week and I couldn't find a post, much less a thread, about it on the Southeastern board.  Tenn Valley might work, but it seems like nearly all the tornado coverage in MS is a carryover from further west and thus a continuation of threads here.  Might as well make official what has evolved in practice.

Nothing wrong with Carolina people focusing on the Carolinas, GA on GA, etc.  But moving might clear up some confusion that may have limited posting when someone scanning couldn't find a thread or even activity in an event and didn't think to check the Central/Western States board (LOL).  "Central/Western Time Zones Board"?

Why not just include them in the Tenn Valley section. It already covers northern MS and AL.

Low of 38. Currently 62/40. Beautiful day out there.

15 hours ago, Upstate Tiger said:

Someone reminded me today that it was the anniversary of the March 28, 1984 Carolinas Tornado outbreak.  I was on the 4th floor of a dorm room in Rock Hill.  

The thing I remember distinctly about that day was coming out of class in the afternoon and it was so hot and humid I could hardly breath.  It was one of the worst outbreaks ever in this region. 
 

https://www.weather.gov/mhx/Mar281984EventReview

 

 

 

 

  
 

 

 

That is the first I have ever heard of this.

Picked up .29" early this morning. Much cooler today. Had a low of 47. Wind makes it feel even colder.

Picked up another .64" overnight. 

Had our first good thunderstorm of the year today. Lots of lightning and heavy rain. Picked up 1.11" from it. Also cooled us down from 75 to 62 early this afternoon and temp has barely recovered. Currently 65/63 just before 6 PM.

Had a low of 56 but by 7 am it was already up to 68. Had a high of 83 before a line of showers moved thru and dropped the temp down to 65. We picked up .09" from the line. Currently 69/64 just before 6:30 pm.