olafminesaw

A steady downpour, GSO reported .96" in the past hour

It's starting to get that firehose look, aimed straight at the mountains. Meanwhile, further north we've been getting on and off sun with CAPE rising. I'm dubious the northern Piedmont will be the focus for the heavy rainfall until perhaps later tonight, but any slow moving cells will have some fuel to work with.

Hope you're a good swimmer

No drought concerns heading into the start of Summer

It weakened quite a bit. Must have hit a pocket of higher instability earlier

That's a new record for CAE, beating the previous record of 3 days of 100+ in 1953. And the second most number of 90+ days on record for AVL. Greensboro's 7 days of 90+ fell three days short of the record, as did Raleigh's 8 days

Found this on the Greensboro subreddit taken on Hope St. Road:

A lovely time for my car's AC to go out...

I can't remember a time they've issued moderate three days in a row.

Video of the tornado near Carl Junction https://www.ky3.com/content/news/CAUGHT-ON-CAMERA-Storm-spotter-captures-large-tornado-near-Carl-Junction-Mo-Wednesday-510305891.html?jwsource=twi

Yeah, except radar isn't quite that precise, gets distorted a bit.

Honestly, if we could just get some storms. But mega ridge for weeks. At least the Midwest get's the occasional Derecho in this kind of pattern