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Didn't get as much rain as areas around 40, but still got an inch and a half and it's been cold and drizzly all day today, currently at 59 degrees with heavy mist. Should help keep the fire possibilities down as leaves from sycamore, apple and walnut/butternut trees have started falling here.

Gruden is a good coach and I think he might surprise some people in the AFC West this year. Jacobs is talented, Waller is amazing and Carr looks like he did a few years ago when he was playing well. Dallas did it all Sunday, three 1st quarter turnovers that led to 20 points. Blown tackles, missed coverages. The defense was atrocious. Hopefully it's just a blip, the defense played well vs the Rams in week one. There were a ton of injuries. My poor fantasy team has IR and D/Q all over it today. At least I don't have Barkley but I do have multiple 49ers, even though I hate them worse than any team in the league. I have the KC running back, so hopefully he is more in his week one form the rest of the way instead of his week two form.

I went from depression to elation as a Cowboys fan this weekend. The Falcons have taken some tough beats the last few years.

Banter, gibberish and hail Mary clown maps, all welcome here.

Really crisp this morning. 43 degrees, got down to 65 in my house. Nearly turned on the heat.

Dripping fall out there. 64 for the high yesterday and 65 so far today.

It was miserable in Seymour yesterday evening at the football game. I hope that was the last blistering Friday night of the season.

Hey Jax, praying for you and your family. Appreciate reading your stuff here. Your ENSO, severe and East Asian stuff bring a lot to the board that I honestly never knew before. Hope all goes well for you guys over the next few weeks and months.

Feels awesome this evening. Walked 3 miles between 6 and 7 pm and didn't even break a sweat out there. Temp has already fallen off to 65 degrees. May make a run at lower 50s by morning.

Day 3, more rain. .52 so far today. .77 for September.

Showers nearby have the temperature here at 84 degrees but the humidity is 82 percent. That 78 degree dewpoint has the feels like temperature near 100. Feels like the gulf coast outside. Bring on the cold front!

Not surprisingly, it rained on day one of fall and there looks to be some rain about to move in right now for day two.

Tomorrow is day 1 of meteorological fall so I fired up the cool/cold season general obs thread. Hopefully we get plenty of use for storm specific obs threads this winter.

Someone posted this about an hour ago claiming it was London, Ky and even gave the street they they took the picture from. Not sure if it's true, mainly interested on what kind of cloud this is.

She will remember days like this when she's with her future little ones.

Saw a photo of trees and overturned tractor trailers of where the tornado supposedly crossed I-40 earlier. Could have been straight line winds too. Nothing not extremely heavy rain here and a few thunder claps.

That tornado video was way closer than I ever want to be to one. I imagine the power for the traffic lights was probably underground or possibly even on a solar back up. I wonder what the f rating was on that tornado? I was in the slight risk area but that seems to have been downgraded to marginal at this point. So once again the non-stop heavy rains are the bigger issue here. Going to approach 10 inches again this month it looks like, possibly exceed it. I've not actually looked at the rain gauge yet from today's rain but I was at 7.43 inches coming into this event and it rained heavily overnight into this morning.

I was at 29-30 for the last 4 hours. It won't do my fully bloomed apple trees any favors. Shouldn't bother the cabbage in the garden. I hold off on anything frost sensitive until May. Been burned too many times by frosts the first week of May.

Got extremely windy here but the storm itself never managed to connect with the line in Kentucky like SPC thought, so it didn't even rain here with the line passing.

Widespread damage reports from McCreary County 911. Roads blocked, trees and powerlines down. No reports of destroyed homes so far, thankfully.

Big time hook echo about 15 or 20 miles north of me in Southern Kentucky in that warned storm. Hope our SE Kentucky folks are okay.

Looks like the parade continues.

A friend of mine found a photo in her backyard here in Campbell County. It's one of people whose home was hit in Cookeville. It's probably 90 or more miles away. Wild.

40 years ago yesterday and today we had 6 inches of snow and the coldest March day on record. High of 20 with a low of -11. Oneida and Tazewell were virtually the same. Widespread 2-4 inches of snow along 40 across the state but the Northern Plateau was particularly cold, even compared to Crossville who was -2. Notable snow/lows. Gatlinburg 6 inches, -6 Tri 4 inches, -2 Newport 2 inches, -4 Knoxville 4 inches, 1 Lenoir City 4 inches, 1 Greenville 3 inches, -6 Wise 5 inches, -5 Tazewell 6 inches, -10 Lafollette 6 inches, -10 Oneida 6 inches, -11 Crossville 3 inches, -2 Cookeville 4 inches. -1 Nashville 3 inches, 1. Murfreesboro 2.5 inches, 1 Jamestown 5.5 inches, -10 Clarksville 3 inches, 0 Memphis 1 inch, 17 Jackson 2.5 inches, 9 Paris 3 inches, 3 London, Ky 6 inches, -12 Williamsburg, Ky 6 inches, -8 Middlesboro, Ky 5.5 inches, -9 Abingdon, Va 5 inches, -6

With the rain yesterday and storms overnight into this morning, had just over 3 inches of rainfall in the last 30 hours. So off to a fast start for March. 22.67 inches for 2020.