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2.3" so far with a peak gust of 29mph  in Pikeville.

0.66" in Pikeville. The clouds looked good, but my highest gust was only 28mph.

Here's the closest picture I know of to the Landspout that occurred in Mt Olive NC on Monday. It was definitely on the ground.

.50" in Pikeville yesterday.

This happened in Mt Olive in Southern Wayne County about an hour and a half ago. We received about twenty 911 calls reporting a funnel cloud as well. No reports of damage as of the end of my shift. There are several better pictures and videos of it on Facebook.

0.85" in Pikeville yesterday evening.

.47" in Pikeville

1.14" in the CoCoRahs gauge in the front yard and 1.18" in the automated gauge in the back yard.

Here's how it looked in Pikeville earlier as the severe thunderstorm moved into Wilson County. This storm was tornado warned when it was in Johnston County.

1 hour ago, cbmclean said:

Just can't win.  Another near miss tonight.

I finally got a piece of one this evening. My weather station gusted to 30mph and recorded .30" of rain, but there is a tree that may have obscured some of the rain since it was lined up with the wind direction. Plenty of lightning too.

6 minutes ago, cbmclean said:

Yeah it is a laser light show to the southwest.  Very pretty.  Radar looking good now, but that is usually when the cell starts to weaken or make a zigzag.

Same luck here. It missed me by a mile. There were some close cloud  to ground strikes, but that's about it for me.

6 minutes ago, cbmclean said:

Man, I hate it when that happens.

It looks like you have one incoming to Wilson. It should stay just north of me here in Pikeville. Plenty of lightning to my north with it.

3.15" in Pikeville overnight.  Some parts of Wayne County got more than 4 inches with several roads flooded.

There's a small rainbow on the back of this thunderhead. The storm was located over Goldsboro when this picture was taken.

45% Damaging wind probabilities with this update.

This looks ominous for Eastern NC.  The NAM3k seems to like the bowing segment idea.

Large slight risk area for tomorrow.

Here's a couple of pictures of the  thunderstorms in Southern Wayne and Northern Duplin Counties yesterday. 

49° in Pikeville this morning. The Goldsboro-Wayne Airport is showing 51°.

Keeping it cool in Pikeville this morning.

Here's the southend of the cell that just went through Johnston County. These pictures were taken in Pikeville.

8 minutes ago, shaggy said:

Next round about here 

Here it was coming into Goldsboro a little while ago.

1.15" in Pikeville yesterday.

This was the storm I encountered on Highway 264 just east of Washington last Thursday. It produced at least quarter sized hail with a few pieces close to golf ball sized.

We saw a few quarter sized hail stones on Highway 264 east of Washington. We pulled under a shelter at the Beaver Dam Church to ride it out.