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    Hurricane Michael

    in Southeastern States

    Posted

    3 minutes ago, ryan1234 said:

    I'm curious to as to how strong winds will get for the Carolina's, especially along and east of I-85. Looks like you are going to get some pretty significant gusts as well. I'm in Union County, NC which is under a Tropical Storm Warning. 

    i've been weary of any sig winds near clt but with the RI as it made landfall and the insanely impressive eyewall structure even as it is completely over land...this will catch a lot of people off guard.  goodness.

    https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/sat/satlooper.php?region=14L&product=ir

    Searching for Fall

    in Southeastern States

    Posted

    14 minutes ago, Iceagewhereartthou said:

    Yep, and just today the GFS has pushed it back yet again, now showing 14th-16th. It's all a hoax, cool downs are a thing of the past for the SE. 

    don't even need a cold front, just getting us to near average would be a godsend. crazy our avg lows now are in the low to mid 50s! by 10/14 our avg low will be 49 and we likely won't even be sniffing upper 50s!  brad p tweeted earlier that september was so warm in charlotte that it was warmer than 73 of the July's on record. (1878-2018).

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    Searching for Fall

    in Southeastern States

    Posted

    53 minutes ago, BK Rambler said:

    Latest dates for first <60 temp:

    ATL  10/8 (1911, 1925) only five years in total occurring in October - ATL has yet to reach 60 this year

    CLT 10/5 (1881) only three years total occurring in October - note CLT hit 54 on 8/24 this year so curious about Brad P's statement

    Greenville, SC (not GSP) 10/13 (2005) only instance in October (note GVL was 61 and GSP was 59 the morning of 8/24 this year)

    Raleigh (not RDU) 9/25 (1906) - note Raleigh was in the fifties 8/24 & 25 this year

     

    he meant for the month of september. sorry i meant to say no temps below 60 for the month of sept.

    Florence Observations

    in Southeastern States

    Posted

    2 minutes ago, SENC said:

    Eyewall passed directly over me then it was quite then all hell broke loose my lil weather station measured 110mph wind gust before a oak tree took it off my garage roof,. HEAVY damage here at my house,, huge live oak down, lots of debris. Lucky to still be alive.lucky none took out the house On genator back up. Whole city without power I'm told.Bout broke my leg 4,am starting genator. Sry ty PP ing on little phone one handed. Internet is down here

    glad you are safe!

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    Hurricane Florence

    in Southeastern States

    Posted

    9 minutes ago, shaggy said:

    Problem is she has consistently been on the very northern edge of the guidance and damn near left the cone yesterday. I posted their disco about continuing it NW today due to the "well established" ridge. 

    She may putthe brakes on and go due wnw right now but she hasn't done it yet and each hour that she moves NW puts her having to make a sharper turn. This could have large implications into central and eastern NC.

    per the most recent recon pass the center as already begun the turn.

    recon_AF302-1406A-FLORENCE.png

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    Hurricane Florence

    in Southeastern States

    Posted

    3 minutes ago, ryan1234 said:

    It appears that she is already moving more to the west. Almost every model has her moving W then WSW. Now she may not make "hard south turn, but it's hard to go against modeling when there seems to be a general consensus. 

    yeah, a lot of wishcasting it into northern nc it seems. literally every model shows a nw drift followed by a west southwest turn.

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