marsman

1.69" from yesterday. 9.18" for the month, 6.5" of that is from 10/9.

47F this morning and loving it. Great yardwork day before some football this afternoon. Still need some cleaning up from the 10/9 storm.

As of 8am this morning 5.74" in the bucket since midnight. Most of that was between 3:30am and 6:30am. Worst downpour I've seen in a long time.

Been keeping an eye out for some purple and pink in the NWS map for the lower 48. WWA for the Yosemite, CA area: Snippets from the Reno AFD:

Forecast looks good for upper 50's in the RDU area tomorrow and Friday night. Gonna have the windows open if that holds true!

Looks lower here too. Constant beating likely shifted interior or exterior mounts.

I was watching the HTV stream at https://www.htv10.tv/livestream. They might have gone down about 5 minutes ago... been replaying commercials since then.

Anyone else just lose John Humphress' stream? https://www.severestudios.com/storm-chasers/john.humphress2.html edit: nevermind, back up

Headed to the coast for Labor Day weekend... this might make it windy.

Cary rain/snow hole at 100%, no precip IMBY. Outflow has cooled things off nicely though.

Mentioned in this thread, I think the issue with the KLTX radar and trees was very noticeable early this morning

93.9F in Cary. High clouds bringing a sun halo.

Harkers Island reporting 5.4" since midnight and counting.

Pines do grow tall, that's nothing new. Looking on street view the radar looks low for the area: https://www.google.com/maps/@33.9879645,-78.4298804,3a,75y,350.61h,85.15t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sT_-p6gHiuaeuVcfisTzczg!2e0!7i13312!8i6656 I'm not an expert on lumber, but I understand the prices are very high right now, maybe even for pine. That might be an incentive for the landowner to cut the trees.

.11" in the bucket. 95.8 for a high early a little after 1pm.