Bubbler86
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I am happy not being in the bullseye 48 hours out. The Euro is out of its wheel house time frame. Its now-casting time. I will be happy if it covers the mulch. If it gets too close it will turn to all rain. I have had mine its time for others to enjoy. Why hasn't the NWS issued a WSW? It could all change at 0Z. -
Wow. Yep, we lost quite a bit of our yard. I had someone over this week and he said its gone. I can try to reseed in between weeds, this fall and again Spring, or dig up the yard and start over. Crikey!
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Actually does not look too bad in that pic. Always seems to look worse when the sun is at is peak and a bit better in the evening.
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That's because it is dead.
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Personal note, my wife, pets and I all evacuated a river house in Bradenton, Florida for Irma. We were told the house was probably going to be badly damaged or destroyed and it was a mandatory go. We went to the center of the state, near the Villages, and had worse storm issues than if we had stayed in Bradenton. Tracking tropical storms is fun but there is nothing I know of that is less predictable.
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EC verbatim is major, major flooding from rain in some areas...not as severe tidal flooding I would guess.
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EC is coming fully inland just north of Miami.
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GFS brings it inland, or VERY close, over Central Florida back out to come back well inland through East Central NC and JUST misses being a big factor for the S/E LSV.
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It's a nice A/C saving 75 at lunchtime.
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I just wanted something in the 2-4" range to put a real dent in this. another 1" rain will not help unless we get several more in fairly quickly succession (might help your grass but not the water ways that are drying up). That pond at Red Run is terrible right now.
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It's like Christmas in July. Massive snow storm a week out starts the cuts as we get closer to the event.
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Yep, if it does not drive inland before the Outer Banks it usually just keeps going east. Need the tug or a block to do a Hazel like loop-de-loop.
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More rain coming this weekend but Euro and GFS both moved away from providing most of PA major tropical relief.
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Yea, we had fairly dark greens but it was just a light rain when I went to bed and my gauge had around 1/10th this AM. More to come though :-)
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We ended up with a ground wettner. Maybe 1/10th. LOL Very light.
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Going to be a fairly wet next 3 days. Turn us from parched to excessively dry. Pending Hurricane next week to get from moderate to slight drought.
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We did not go above 88 but are still there. The Great Valley does the dry folks in again as to that curve. Rain is getting close.
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Do not recall a week where my temps have been consistently a lot lower than the eastern and central LSV with sunny skies. 88 here right now.
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Eastern half of PA misses the swoosh of flooding rains but still comes up .5-1.5"" this weekend 1-4" from the 'Cane or 'Cane influenced rains. That is some serious East Coast flooding there. The Cape and LI would probably have terrible surge depending on tide times.
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Still a weak Cat two wailing on the Chesapeake Bay.
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Euro gets it up to Cat 2 S/E of NC. Lots of rain heading PA's way.
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Its funny how consistently tropical systems get to the coast of East Florida and know "I better not go in there if I want to survive" and just stop.
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George Washington would have to go to Nova Scotia to replicate his Valley Forge days (even if the rumors of cold may have been over stated).
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There is a very real possibility I will have more posts in 2020 talking about drought and heat vs. cold and snow. Mother Nature Dropped the ball. The least snowiest winter and warmest month both in the complete history of MDT.
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NWS would have had to go with a blend of Euro and Euro to get it right his week. GFS and NAM were weak sauce.
