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ENC looks to get a lot more rain than WNC the next 10 days. Seems to be the theme this summer.

95 here, hottest day of 2021

.34 today with some of the most intense lightning of the past few years. 4.32 for the month

Someone in southern Rutherford is getting clobbered. Radar estimates over 8 inches of rain the last 2 or 3 hours. Ouch.

I'm at .77 since midnight and almost to 4 inches for the month.

Had a surprise .25 last night from a storm that was nearly stationary over the Blue Ridge. Some areas near Lake Tahoma had 3 to 4 inches.

We are still slightly below average for the month. Could use some more storms for sure. Hopefully soon.

This is by far the most boring, worst time of the year for me. It's too hot and the water is too low to fish most places, the air quality sucks, and there's nothing to track in the tropics. Add that in to no college football yet and it's a snoozefest for me.

It's already smoky today here. Glad we got this rain because it looks pretty dry next 10 days.

1.42 for the day. Puts me a little over 3 inches for the month. Mini drought busted for now.

Making up for lost time today! Over an inch and still coming down.

I got the edge of a rogue cell that gave me .20 then I got light rain for an hour or 2 for another .08 for .28 total. Can't seem to get parked under a good cell this year but I will take it.

Today isn't looking too good. Chances have went from 80% to 40%. We are still only at 1.36 for the month and quite dry.

1.36 for the month. Next few days looks pretty dry then pretty stormy for the weekend and early next week.

.27 today!

Ended up with .32 last night finally putting me over an inch for the month.

I may have spoken too soon. Outflow boundary screaming in from the south looks to deliver

Another day, another nada

I'm right there with you today. Big cell missed to the north and south. Nada so far.

Ended up with .12 yesterday evening after a big storm missed about 5 miles to the north.

A cell is just sitting there near Black Mountain/Montreal. I bet it's rained 4 to 5 inches out of that but not many people live in that area.

Yea we didn't get much from the front the first of the month and 0 from Elsa. Pop up storms usually get us quite often but the pattern has not been favorable this year. What's crazy is my job in west Asheville (one of the driest areas in NC) is having a wetter summer than MBY along the escarpment in McDowell. Very very rare. Bad news is August can be one of the driest months of the year especially if no tropical activity. I feel like it's going to take a tropical system in the Gulf to save us from growing drought in WNC.

Nothing yesterday at the house, cells missed us to the southwest and northeast. Only .65 for the month so far.

I live along the southern escarpment so we often see enhanced orographical uplift in tropical systems, even the flow around ones.

NOAA had me getting .75.