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That would be a substantial shift east of any current model output. The upper trough is going to influence the track more than anything in the EPAC.

I have a not so good feeling about this. Also, if we get some localized heavy rain beforehand with thunderstorms that will not help. Most models have an inch or more just from the front before the main show. The orientation of the flow between the possibly major hurricane and strong HP to the NE will really bring the goods to the upslose areas. If it tracks as currently depicted by most models, most places along the escarpment will have no problem reaching 10" rather quickly. River levels are still below average most places so that could be the saving grace. But then again this could turn out to be more of a flash flooding scenario where most of the heaviest rains falls in 24 hours or less. Fascinating week of weather coming up.

Still looks foreboding. Multiple rounds of heavy rain along the Blue Ridge. The hurricane and upper low behind it. Could get dicey

This would not be good for escarpment areas. 10-14 in favored areas

It was hot and humid today. We had .26 yesterday evening leaving today's high of 86 feeling like 90.

2.41 and just drizzle now. Definitely a big help for the drought

1.95 still coming down

Only .22 so far, dry air is winning. It's going to have to rain heavily tonight to get to the 2-3 inches thats forecasted.

Trend is our friend. Pretty much every model is 2+ for our entire area and some 4-6 in the escarpment.

Blocking high taketh away now blocking high giveth

Only .27 last night and a trace today. We need lots more!

Nice sunny day in Asheville. You are in the prime spot for upslope hopefully you will get another inch or 2.

Better enjoy the rain we got last night, looks like much of our area gets little to nothing now for the next week or more unless that low off the coast can get its act together and move our way.

Can't say I told you so but...

Yeah it looks like the moderate or strong Nina many were forecasting is not going to happen. Have to think it doesn't hurt our chances for wintry weather.

Short range models like the NAM and RDPS arent impressed

Models are waffling with regards to rainfall this weekend. GFS less than .50. Other models generally 1-2 inches but they have mostly decreased. The high pressure to the NE is strong for this time of year. Hopefully we all get a good soaking rain.

Drought conditions are spreading again in western areas

.22 today so far. Mosquitoes are rejoicing

Big storm in McDowell earlier. Got .63 at the house and some limbs down. Trying to rain again now

Imagine this map in January.. lots of heavy snow for WNC I bet. It barely gets to 50 as a high that day.

Interesting rain map for the past 7 weeks. The 7 inch total is close to MBY. Western piedmont areas really racked up and some in SWNC really struggled.

Could be close to triple digits next week in piedmont/coastal plain

I know, but I don't like what I am seeing long range. Persistent SE riding could lead to the heart dome over the southern plains to move this way and it could be hot and dry for weeks into September. Hope I'm wrong.

This is the mid-long range thread, no?