olafminesaw

I think more meaningful rainfall will have to wait until the wedge breaks down Tommorow morning. At least that's what the short range models are showing and I think the wedge is what killed the rain around here

I gotta say, despite the totals being underwhelming so far, this is the kind of rain you want to bust a drought. Spread over multiple days, coming in batches to soak in effectively, drizzle in between the more moderate rain and little sun/cool temperatures to keep any rainfall from evaporating quicky

This evening through the middle of next week is when the main slug of moisture should come through for you. This is a marathon not a sprint

Pop up storms starting to fire up in the western Piedmont and cumulus clouds building. Cap seems to be breaking down a little ahead of schedule

Not sure, but I wouldn't bank on much more than 1:1 ratios

Agreed. The nature of pulse thunderstorms is there will be winners and losers so some of us may need to wait until the weekend/next week to get significant rainfall

What a drop in about 6 hours

Eps

I also saw a tweet that mid/long range forecast accuracy has increased dramatically over the last couple weeks as expected as we begin to move out of meteorological spring.

As of now, precip being focused to our west means flooding/flash flooding W of the Apps and just run of the mill above average rainfall with daily storm chances here.

Still no 90 degree high at GSO, just short at 89