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There are at least 4 different waves of rain the next week. Today/tonight, Saturday, maybe even Sunday, Tuesday then later next week another strong low. Rays weather posted this graphic with 6 to 8 inches of rain over most of SC and some of NC.
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You're not wrong about people not wanting to talk about rain in winter but there will be severe weather. There is even a slight risk today for part of the upstate. We will be looking at some strong lows going up the TN Valley and be in the warmer SE quadrant, especially piedmont and coastal plain areas.
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That might be true. That flooding was crazy, never seen anything like it. Good luck in the tourney!
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Well I do live almost on a flood plain near the Catawba so lol.
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So severe weather that is more damaging to property should be ignored ok got it.
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The flooding threat has my interest piqued. Its usually the area we can always score!
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We should be focusing on the flooding and severe threat next week
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Haha I feel the same way. I was close to purchasing as well.
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I'm saving this, don't know if I have ever seen a temperature map like the UK shows here. 8 in Mississippi and almost 60 in Raleigh.
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Danville special @BornAgain13
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Robert has been hinting for a while that a dry summer is coming. We shall see. But I totally agree it has been incredibly wet.
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That would be par for the course. Right when I want to be trout fishing. Better get some warm gear
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If we can get past the next 10 days of miserable cold rains I think we will have the worst of it behind us with warmer and drier conditions in March
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6 to 8 inches of rain in N GA up to CLT the next 8/9 days.
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This run was a small step in the right direction I think
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Euro appears to be slightly quicker with the cold push so far after Saturdays rain
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NWS forecast was a high of 52 and mostly cloudy, it's currently 56 and mostly sunny
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I was on Wright and eastern wx and wasn't ban and I know I'm one you are mentioning.
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Honestly this should be getting more attention. Definitely could be flooding issues with this amount of rain
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That low is so amped up, there is a legit severe threat for eastern SC and NC
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It's eerily quiet.. Probably because of this
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Look at that cool representation of a leeside eddy coming off of the Appalachian chain in GA, SC, and NC
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The Canadian is trending that way too unfortunately. Already slower with the cold push and much warmer Sunday
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The GFS has basically no wintry precip south of the NC/VA border the next 8 days
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You can tell how desperate we are for winter weather making storm threads on 35° rain storms
