Today will be the highest severe potential thus far this season from the central Carolina’s eastward. Timing works out right and if we can get some breaks in cloud deck I think the severe coverage could be even greater. Definitely an afternoon to be prepared
29.8 this morning. Know our opportunities to get in the 20’s are becoming limited for the rest of spring, so it’s possible this was our last morning below 30 this season
Finished with 0.67” at home and 2.31” at the farm in louisburg. We were definitely on the low end of the rainfall spectrum for this event but what a month it’s been, 6.31” in the bucket for March
Looks like the storm mode will be linear instead of discrete cells but obviously the parameters are there for some significant tornadoes. Hopefully the numbers are down but I fear we will see a few long track violent storms today.
Like freaking clockwork we trend to a great blocking pattern and -NAO heading into April…. Some of the storms showing up on models are east coast crawlers. At least we should get plenty of rain before summer
Loud boomers for over an hour this morning. A lot of the spring mulch I had put out earlier this week was washed into my driveway. Must’ve been a gully washer 3-4 am
I think a lot of it fell early in the season before the heart of winter there. They were incredibly dry most of the winter. My dad skied vail in January and they hadn’t had snow in 3 weeks but it never cracked 20 the week he was there
When I took off in Miami yesterday it was 91. I landed in RDU to 35 degrees and woke up to 22 this morning. Almost a 70 degree change in 24 hours for me!
Low of 22.4 this morning. Ground froze solid overnight. Looks like one more freeze tonight then a long time before we approach 32. I would assume the next frost/freeze after tonight’s will likely carry advisories with it