Bubbler86
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Icon keeps wanting to deepen it to a Cat 2 or 3 at least pressure.) Not sure about that.
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Both the 12Z HRRR and NAM keep Debby over land for quite some time. Emerges into the waters off the SC coast so not a real threat for RI on those runs.
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Well this is a WB map so...:-)
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Debby is not dancing by herself either, she has a partner following her.
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Calling an audible on defense to an all out Blizz?
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They have had a couple of events like this (last decade or two) where rainfall amounts were "biblical" . They usually had worse impacts inland where the ground is less sandy. When I cancelled my myrtle trip (still may lose my airplane fare) the condo owner acted surprised and did not think myrtle has many issues. So, not everyone is worried right now.
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Longest post ever?
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Sweet 62 this AM. After Tue my zones have no highs above 80 the rest of the run. Preparing for a Wed soaker (except on the Euro which gives me .10" through the next 7 days.)
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Blessed in Rou. Bagged .08"
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So, they are not the Chicago White Sox of the East Coast?
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Bang, Pow, it is dry in Rou. Altoonaians are sunbathing.
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I think MDT scored a sizzling early August 90.
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To me it is the same as any other system almost a work week out. The Icon sticks it right up the tailpipe of the Cheesie and has little front interaction so most of PA is dry.
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One thing about tropical that is consistent. It will not be consistent to modeling even in the last 12 hours. Especially down south.
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Once they said 93 with a HI of 100 was as bad as it can possibly get in Harrisburg, I was turned off.
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I think one models is pushing 40" which is extrmeme obviouslly but shows the risk. Some show 16-24" way back to Charlotte.
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I was in OC MD last year when the guests were 65-70. More than 5 min out in that and you get to know what your skin feels like if you sandpaper it.
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No issues. Like you insinuated, if we lose $400, we still saved the $1200 in condo and rental car fees in lieu of sitting in rainy Myrtle. The rain may be gone for the second half of the trip, but they could very well have flooding for days/weeks.
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Yea, that is part of the reason. We have gone to Florida beach's often after storms passed...to find stuff on the beach...but we could drive then and go home when we wanted. I am doubting Allegiant fly's in as well ...actually hoping not as otherwise we are going to lose our money for the flight, Allegiant is 100% non-refundable unless you buy the very expensive Trip Flex which we did not. Even then there are no refunds, just credits.
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66 this AM. Hydrology here looks like we could take 5-7" of rain without much of any flooding in creeks and streams. This includes areas to our north that would flow down. GFS shows almost no rain here so lots of options still and not filling sand bags yet. Probably cancelling Myrtle today.
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@Blizzard of 93 I understand your thoughts, but they are misguided when using yearly totals to hide deficits in the summer. No one is saying we are a desert now, but farmers are suffering, and you are acting like it is all fake. Look at this map, according to you PA is 100% drought free, yet a small part of PA is in D3 which is the second to worst drought rating an area can get. Yes, you being in D1 is overkill but some people really are in somewhat dire shape. With that said, as I said last night, I apologize if I posted too much about it. But you cannot post your away out of PA being in a D3.
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I never said the Cowboys would win. I know they are a train wreck. But I still root for them.
