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Solak

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  1. Interesting factoid for the Raleigh area.
  2. Temps busted high again today. Forecast started at 81, then 84. Made it up to 86. Saw some Virga in the clouds.
  3. Today's "Mostly sunny" isn't working out so well, but we've already busted high on the temps. 81 now, forecast was 80.
  4. Picked up 0.08" from the dry forecast late Friday evening.
  5. This is like the eighth or ninth dry front in the last month.
  6. Forecast has changed a little for here. They took next week's chance of showers out. Another week of dryness looms.
  7. RDU just hit 100F at 207 PM EDT, further breaking the all-time October high temp record. Daily highs were also broken at GSO (94F so far) and FAY (99F so far)
  8. Grabbed what was left over from a similar South moving shower - 0.04". It dissipated while passing through this area.
  9. Dust off the skivvies!!! RAH says: For those looking for cooler weather, next weekend could be a breath of fresh air as a legitimate cold front looks to push through the area and possibly bring temperatures to below normal values for early October.
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  11. A little warm at RDU RALEIGH-DURHAM INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT REACHED 94 DEGREES AT 2:09 PM THIS AFTERNOON. THIS BREAKS THE OLD DAILY RECORD OF 93 DEGREES SET BACK IN 1933.
  12. Today's afternoon disco --heat on the brain is obviously responsible for this typo Overnight lows will settle into the mid to upper 80s.
  13. Well, I guess the irresponsible hype in this morning headline is for naught...
  14. Lower DPs not quite here yet. 88/61 at KJNX
  15. Dear diary: Today, I saw a few puffy clouds in the dry blue sky.
  16. We might "see" some precipitation Monday night/Tuesday morning!!! Latest run of the NAM is showing enough air mass moderation for some virga possible across the northern zones.
  17. Thought this was pretty cool. Tracking the next system coming off Africa... via Severe Weather Europe The hurricane season continues, and we are already monitoring new areas of potential development. Models are hinting at quick hurricane development, while the first thunderstorms are deep in Africa. This gives us a unique opportunity to follow hurricane formation live, from first thunderstorms to a major hurricane. http://www.severe-weather.eu/tropical-weather/follow-hurricane-formation-live/
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