marsman
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Snow very visible on cameras around GSO:
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This cold air and wind gives OBX a chance for some sound effect flurries. Better chance for that than anything at RDU.
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Didn't hit the teens as was forecast. 20.9 at 7:20am.
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Low of 22.9 at 7:50am Edit: High of 39.3 at 3pm.
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28.9 at 7:40am, 49.6 at 3:09pm.
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59 at 3:20pm 47 at 4:20pm 1.59" from event.
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19.3 at 7:20 am. First teens since Jan 22.
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low of 22.7 at 7:30. DP of 13 - man that's dry!
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20.0 this morning at 7 am.
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To all y'all that got snow yesterday:
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Is anyone else not able to pull up a current potential snowfall map for RAH? The dates I keep getting are from April 2024: https://www.weather.gov/rah/winter
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High of 82.8 on 11/6 Low of 24.6 on 11/30 1.93" precip
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LOL classic I-95 boundary.
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31.4 at 5:30am. Didn't see a bit of frost this morning with dews in the 20s. Probably localized in stream valleys.
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a much needed 1.13"
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40.1 at 6:50am. Still not the coldest of the season yet, need to go below 39. Hit that on 10/18.
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71.9 at 3:20 pm. Don't know how to say it, but there's the "summer bug sounds" going on outside.
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71.6 today at 3:50pm. 0.01" from the showers this morning.
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I've been changing the soft top to the hard top on my Jeep in late October for the past 5 years. I don't see me putting the hard top on anytime soon this year. Yes.... but... no.
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High of 85.5 on 10/7 Low of 39.1 on 10/18 Halloween: 80.7/66.5 Rain: 0.27", 0.23" fell on one day.
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Surprising .23" overnight! Water bill will still be astronomical, still have a lot in the garden and put down some fall grass seed.
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Oscar?
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39.1 yesterday at 5:40 am for a low. 40.7 this morning at 7:20. First 30's of the season here too. Total rain for the month so far: 0.03".
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Just barely saw the pinkish hue in the sky last night. Couldn't get my old Nikon to power up, otherwise would have taken a few shots. 43.5 this morning at 7:40. Trying to keep the HVAC off as long as possible! I think I can do it with the right windows open/closed schedule.
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I mentioned the radar gap for the Charlotte, NC area during the Helene floods, and I believe there's a significant radar gap in the Ft. Myers/Cape Coral area. With the huge population increase in the past decades it could use one.
