Moonhowl
-
Posts
652 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Blogs
Forums
American Weather
Media Demo
Store
Gallery
Everything posted by Moonhowl
-
Only about 0.7 inches IMBY so far...
-
If we can get past Sally, I did like seeing this in the GSP forecast discussion: The payoff from this late week unpleasantness will be our first taste of fall over the weekend into early next week, when sprawling cool/dry high pressure is forecast to overspread the East. Forecast temps and dewpoints for Sat-Mon are more typical of mid-October than mid-September.
-
Love this weather! Hope everyone is enjoying it on this holiday weekend and for tomorrow, happy Labor Day folks!
-
The Laura forecast track is inching back in our direction; don't want any part of it.
-
GFS has it going right over us; last thing we need is tropical rain since it already seems we live in a tropical rainforest and I'm not even in Transylvania County.
-
Let's hope this September isn't a roaster like last year.
-
I can't get the bear poop in my yard to dry out so I can remove it
-
I went out on the back forty about 4 am Wednesday morning and saw over 20 meteors which was nice; sorry you missed the show. I plan to hit the slopes this winter; per usual I try to go at the least crowded times possible (early and late season) so social distancing should not be much of a problem. Always nice to think about skiing instead of how hot it has been at times. Looking forward to some cooler weather Yes Met1985, a rainy day; just started pouring at the house while I was writing this.
-
Got over 2 inches of rain in about 30 minutes this evening and a flooded basement.
-
Maybe try growing rice in the garden next year?
-
Even though MBY went through a dry stretch there were still storms in the area. Sans just a few days, there has been at least the threat of rain everyday throughout the entire summer.
-
Holy cow, I had no idea there were storms in the area until I looked at the radar at about 10:30 am (I took the pictures at 6:51 am). The power of storms is always fascinating to see but the damage sucks. Have since had some light rain here but nothing like what you had.
-
Was nice to finally get a tiny bit of rain yesterday which contributed to the inversion valley fog this morning. Attached a few pictures from a sunrise bicycle ride on the Parkway this morning:
-
Same here, had lightning within 1/4 mile of the house but no more than a few drops of rain.
-
Looking at the GFS it appears the next cool down is courtesy of air getting funneled down here from Hudson Bay, unbelievable on the ways air from the north ends up IMBY this spring.
-
I believe this is what Met1985 was alluding to in is comment about the Euro 10 days ago. The models have accurately sniffed out the cut-off lows well in advance in recent months.
-
I had wanted to do some back country camping now that the USFS is allowing it in many places but ain't going in the rain. Looks like the 2.5 months of March we had has also resulted in an extended monsoon season.
-
Mother nature has issued a stay inside order
-
A mere 1.8" IMBY at the moment with light rain.
-
I love it when WintersNotComing is coming to where winterwillnotgoaway. You and Eyewall have a great trip and have fun! I will be sitting this one out by the wood-stove this evening.
-
This spring we are getting 2.5 months of March and last fall we got 2.5 months of August; these transition seasons have been failing on the transition part.
-
Luckily got very little of that last night but the Upstate can't catch a break. We will see if a cell hits this afternoon; HRR indicates some potential:
-
From the looks of the GFS you have more to look forward to this month.
-
Yes, the east cost trough returns; when this happens in May I always start reminiscing about May 1992, first time I ever went cross country skiing; found this in the Los Angeles Times of all places: https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1992-05-10-mn-2323-story.html
-
Appear to be bottoming out about 37 F here in the valley. Looking forward to the warm up today and brief break from the wind.
