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3 hours ago, LongBeachSurfFreak said:

Exactly, I’m just saying the worst truly catastrophic damage will be in the Sarasota area. 
Milton will also have a swath of inland wind damage right through Orlanda basically paralleling the developed interior of Florida. 

Lido Key and St Armands Circle in a bad spot

Property on Lido Key, St Armands, and Siesta key heavily damaged from Helene. All sand on Lido Beach pushed into bldgs and Sarasota Bay. Wide open for storm surge…horror show if materializes.

She saw limited minutes. The team and USA soccer has bigger issues, especially regarding a lack of strong talent development at the younger ages. Kind of like Lee in that it was once king of the hill, but never regained its strength. Men’s team can’t get above “depression” stage…

4 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

That’s only when I’m snow blowing the driveway. Especially the snow banks, the to and fro motion really rocks it. 

Be very careful cleaning out the “blower”...which also adds a whole new dimension to the term

51 minutes ago, jjwxman said:

That boundary on the NAM...  

 

My front yard is 60*, the back 39*

47 minutes ago, magpiemaniac said:

Hearing the rattle from the downspouts and you know what’s happening.  

Great result for you yesterday, though.

Maybe some day you’ll win the “Double”.

7 hours ago, Buddy1987 said:

See and that’s the crappy part. I feel like the red headed step child. I’m literally in an area where either I’m almost rubbing salt in the wound for you guys or then in no mans land when DC crew is off their rockers because of too much confluence and you guys are cashing in to the south of me. Maybe we should just make a southern VA/northern NC forum and call it a day lollll. And I def understand the sentiment you share. I’ve been posting since the Eastern US weather board days. Only problem is I got to be in CT for all those, as I relocated down here like I said back in 2012. Posters like Typhoon Tip and ORHWxman are amazing and very knowledgeable people up that way. Def appreciate your insight on things. 

I moved from the Worcester area 3 yrs ago. Those mets up there are the best, but I miss Damage in Tolland the most (after snow, of course) I enjoy when I see mets from up there and here co-mingling. That’s when you know it’s worth watching.

Dry Creek (haha) well over its banks here in pittsboro 

22* in Pittsboro

Dropped to 29* in Pittsboro

goodbye bugs

47 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

Holy tomato

 

Hi Wiz, I live just west of Raleigh

Are these hww %s or tornadic?

Grew up in Danbury btw, and know Westconn very well.

Even briefly studied with the great Dr Mel

1 hour ago, Damage In Tolland said:

93 now in RIC.

 

Torch!!

95 here in Chapel Hill.

Frying eggs on driveway (which is concrete)

Dumping in Charlton...