ncjoaquin

I really like NWS GSP. But, they have really botched my precip and temp forecast this Summer. A big blob of rain covering Asheville south most of the morning and my point forecast was 20 percent chance of rain. .. or, they have thrown up 80 percent chance of storms many times this year, and the radar will stay dry as a bone for the whole area. That's probably too critical. Mowing in the rain for 2 hours does that to you.

I am the exception. 0.0 here today. I am at 6.57 inches for the month, but most of that was by mid month. I have seen a multitude of ways that thunderstorms can miss me in the last 2 weeks. 2.68 inches at the airport yesterday, but nothing here. But, the tide will turn my way again eventually.

Perfect summary! He was very much loved in the SE forum. I'm very sorry for your loss Raleigh, NC.

Finally got a storm! 1.57 inches of rain so far.

Same here. I hear all the thunder, but no rain. The radar lights up, but not here. 3 days ago, I had .09. Nothing since.

Currently 89.3. I made it to 96.3 yesterday. Highest temp in many years here.

.40 inches of rain here at my house. 2.78 inches of rain at the airport!!

I had just accepted that I didn't know, but you made me go look. How have I never heard that word in all my many years?

37 at the airport. 29.1 here at my house. Huge difference.

Sitting at 69.6 at 5:40 AM on April 5th. Crazy.

Jason Boyer had posted something on Facebook about this being the windiest March on record. (Though I can't find it) My son and I spent yesterday afternoon cutting up one of our trees that fell in the road. I've sawed up more trees this year than the rest of my years combined.

Quite the inversion. 18.9 here this AM.

It will be gone at 0z, but I will throw it on here to break the silence.

It does any more. It's like Columbia, SC was dropped on top of Asheville. Actually, I haven't looked, but they probably have more snow than here the last 3 years. At least you can head home to snow,lol.

Enough snow to dust the cars. Apparently, there are slick spots around the county. Still clinging to hope for something a little more substantial.