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95 again today bleh
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That equals 108 heat index . Hot
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Do you use a home thermometer to report your temps? NWS says new bern is 91/75/102 with a high of 92 today.
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95 today dog days are here
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Low 40s in north GA this morning (Blairsville hit 43). My location just west of Atlanta went down to 52.
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Upper 40s and low 50s headed for north GA. Enjoy it, super nice for mid June
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KATL did tie the record high of 94 later in the afternoon. I believe that is four days in a row with record highs in Atlanta. It’s been awfully hot.
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Atlanta high for today was set later this afternoon again today when it hit 95. That breaks the old high of 94.
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Macon, GA came in at 100. That is the all time may record high now. Broke the old record of 99
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Record high of 94 today in Atlanta. Record highs in Atlanta set to be broken through Monday.
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Thank you Don. I steady 5-7 days of 93-97 is on the way. Very early for a prolonged heatwave like that.
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8 years ago today was the super outbreak. The devastation was horrible
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Here is one more minus the littlest one at Disney on Ice last weekend.
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Shaggy you’re right time flys by. I’ve got a six and soon to be two year old now. Photo today at the Georgia Aquarium.
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When someone has an opinion I don’t like my first reaction is to report them in hopes of censoring the voice. I can’t just read and move on I must make sure I do everything possible to make sure nobody can see it. Deep thoughts by Jack Handey
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100% met the first part of that statement. The second half is prefaced with (usually reserved for) probably can be debated if there were widespread damaging winds. Didn’t see reports of intense tornadoes (I believe this is EF2+) but if there were widespread damaging winds then you don’t need that part. Since it’s prefaced with (usually reserved for) probably don’t need the widespread damaging winds either.
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Leave it to teach to eloquently sum up what I was trying to convey.
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Definitely possible. Isn’t there criteria that can be verified to see if the event actually met the MOD risk forecast?
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WxSouth has turned to the darkside. The event was definitely overhyped and a bust in that sense. Sure there were tornadoes and wind damage but the event was supposed to encompass much more than just NC and even there it seemed it was progged to be worse than what was actual reality.
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Bustish So much for a historic outbreak and widespread wind damage
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Dayum, you guys in The Carolinas stay frosty. Thats a pretty large area of MOD risk out there. Threat honed in a bit west of where it was before. Was looking like central/Eastern NC now almost a bullseye in NC. Not discounting SC or VA just wow.
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Where can records be found for these LLJ winds? Wind is very hard to estimate but the line that came through here was whipping would not have been surprised if it was 40-45mph for a brief time.
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Widspread straight line wind event hopefully is an overstatement. I’m seeing wind damage as well but more being drawn down in the stronger cells as opposed to a derecho event. I haven’t seen guidance showing a derecho but that doesn't mean it isn’t there either.
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it was hyped up pretty decently. Midnight isn’t exactly the dead of night either, it’s not like it’s 5am. Jmo, hopefully for those who like severe things will crank up farther east into eastern NC tomorrow with some heat and less north to south orientation of the dynamics.
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QLCS weakened considerably over the last few hours. What came through here was eventful but not much to write about. Better luck to you guys in SE GA and the Eastern Carolinas if you like severe. It was a super under-performer in the slight risk area.
