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  1. CAD_Wedge_NC
    28 degrees here at the moment.
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    Just stopping by to say that some of us down in the Southeast forum often lurk in the Mid Atlantic thread just to read your thoughts. There will always be some good and bad posters in every area, but don't let a few bad ones ruin it for everybody. Back to lurking....
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    Here we go....
  4. CAD_Wedge_NC
    1.25" in the bucket. Not too shabby.
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    I don't know about that map..... You can't have a ridge in the west as the predominant pattern and have a warm east coast all winter. It just doesn't work like that..... Someone will have a below average winter. My call this winter, for NC, is for a normal winter when everything is averaged out at the end of the season. That will feel real nice compared to what we have had to deal with the last several winters. The ski resorts should have a decent winter.
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    Ended up with 0.38" here. I will take anything I can get.
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    How much???
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    The burning question is.... how did the earth rid itself of that excess CO2? Was a dramatic increase in plant-life the culprit?
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    If that's true, why have the past several winters been so benign?
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    Wait, ... what are you talking about?
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    Climo says we start the cool-down process mid-August. Slowly at first, and then it picks up steam in September. I am done with Summer and ready to move on to Fall.
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    If only we had the technology on a global scale to convert this additional OHC into usable energy. I am sure some think-tank is already working on it.
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    At around 2:30, you can see large debris being lofted. This is clearly a large tornado, and that descending motion is real. Horizontal vortexes are not uncommon with well developed tornadoes.
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    Welcome back home man. We have missed ya.
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    It's not only the energy from the state change, it's also the reflected energy that we are losing. Open water will suck up all the sun's energy. It does't look good for any recovery that we all hoped would happen. September better hurry up and get here.
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    Wow, I didn't know there was a daily forecast that goes all the way to Labor Day. That's September..... I know, you meant Memorial Day
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    I would like to bottle some of this weather today and open it up on a 95 degree day in July.
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    This is a little early for tropical weather. It's going to be a long summer.
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    We chased to Beech Mtn. on Saturday. Not nearly that amount. Only about an inch. It was enough to get my last "snow-fix" for the season.
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    Robert was our go-to Met on this board for many years. He is excellent with winter weather in our part of the world. However, I really wasn't into severe weather back then. So, I can't comment on his severe forecast, but I would not bet against it right now.
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    If things stay the same, I expect we'll see a high risk with this one. The SPC day 1 criteria for high risk (45% with sig severe) would be reached.
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    Looks like a doorway to the underworld.... scary stuff.
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    You know we are all rooting for you down there Mac. In this set up, if you get dumped on, we will too.
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    We've learned from our mistakes this winter.
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    I keep waiting on somebody to tell me that it is an impossibility this late in the year.
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