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We had a few hundredths of an inch earlier in Pikeville, now the sun is out and it's a steambath, but at least the wind is blowing.

Only .11" in my back yard in Pikeville. We were missed to the north and the south by three or four different storms.

Question for the group. The attached image is from the 0z NAM3K last night and it was showing snow in the circled area which is south of the 540 line on the map. The image was valid for hour 10 of the model run. Is it possible to receive snow between the 540 and the 546 line like the image shows, or would it be strictly rain?

3.5" for Pikeville on top of 1/4" of sleet.

Just need Joe Buck for the play by play/call.

1.70 inches liquid equivalent in Pikeville after .10" of ice accrual this morning.

It could be an interesting weather day in the southeast tomorrow and in Eastern North Carolina tomorrow night.

0.78" of rain in Pikeville NC. It was nice to have clean air and no dust when I walked outside this morning.

Yeah, several rounds of thunderstorms went through Wilson County, one of which was severe. It was pretty much the only game in town though.

3.14 inches of rain in Pikeville NC overnight with several roads flooded around the Princeton area of Johnston County.

1.43" in Pikeville NC yesterday. 6.45" so far this month.

1.99" in Pikeville yesterday for a two day total of 5.01".

3.02" of rain in the last 24 hours in Pikeville NC.

1.20" in Pikeville during the last 24 hours. The cool, cloudy weather is keeping things damp too.

A Slight Risk has been added to the Coast with a Marginal Risk extended inland to Raleigh.

We are seeing a rain/sleet mix in Goldsboro NC.

1.66" of rain in Pikeville overnight for a three day total of 3.19".

1.13 inches of rain in Pikeville yesterday and overnight.

Is there a way to tell how much ACE the regular names were responsible for vs how much the Greek names were responsible for?

It gets more interesting the more you think about it. Unfortunately, we have to wait until next year to add to the sample size.

So there were at least 15 tornadoes between the February and April severe weather events plus there were likely a few more scattered throughout the year and we've already had a hurricane make landfall in Eastern NC.

I enjoy their commentary on the severe weather. Theres lots of knowledge being dispensed in that thread.

This is NOT a valid image, but I am trying to figure out where this type of warning/watch product is generated or produced? Is it some type of app, or is it something sent out by NWS? I've seen these products posted on Americanwx before, so I was hoping someone on here cold tell me how to get or produce these graphics. Thanks in advance for any help.

If yall get a chance and are interested, check out my group on Facebook called "Whats up with the Sky NC". I started it back in December with a goal of having a place to share interesting or unusual(manmade or natural) events in the sky. Clouds, rockets, solar and lunar events, ISS crossings, sunrises, sunsets, etc are all welcome. Check it out and ask to join if you're interested and just because it says NC doesn't mean it's limited to only people in North Carolina. If you decide to join, feel free to invite others. The more, the merrier!

Debris Ball near Nashville TN.