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Another .75 inch here. 1.5 for the last 2 days. I have been in a good spot. I am sure that I will move out of the good spot eventually.

.63 so far today. .75 in 2 days. Great start!!!

Scratch that. Raining now for the 1st time in 13 days!!!!!! Hallelujah!

Plenty of thunder and lightning. No rain, though. Not even a drop. Just barely west of me. Looks like at least an inch on the radar estimate.

34.3 this morning. Crazy for May 15th. Not unheard of, but still crazy.

.86 inches of rain here. Not as much as forecasted, but still appreciated.

NWS looks good.

GSP forecast from this morning through Thursday evening below. .37 for all 3 days. My ACTUAL rain just this morning only and just so far: .82 I love me some over performing!

January '98 had a 16 inch snowstorm at my house. It was warm before and after though. https://products.climate.ncsu.edu/weather/winter/event/?e=196

Me too! I had to look it up. I had no idea.

Wetter in the winter. Drier in the summer. ". For much of the southeastern United States during the summer of an El Niño event, the climate is usually warmer and drier. " https://climate.ncsu.edu/learn/the-el-nino-southern-oscillation/

He did! There was another recent guy who is on Weather Nation. His name escapes me.

I definitely remember it. One of my favorite snowstorms ever!

I was living in Boone at the time. It was epic. It didn't matter that it was April. Here is write up from Gary Stepenson, who worked at WLOS. https://spectrumlocalnews.com/nc/charlotte/weather/2022/03/17/the-surprise-snow-storm-of-april-1987

Rainforest almost matched my yearly amount in one event.