olafminesaw
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It's true and also Raleigh's drought was probably the most anomalous in the state before recent rains. 1986 was the lowest rainfall year through this date for both GSO and RAH. But for RAH that total was 14.13, while GSO managed only 8.6" YTD in 1986. So while GSO is running ~3" behind RAH YTD this year, we are actually running ahead of the 1986 record by a wider margin (wetter than), when compared with RAH which would catch 1986 with one good dry spell
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July totals for RAH, feast or famine. Hoping for an area-wide soaking from Bertha's left behind moisture GSO .83 Raleigh 5.25 Chapel hill 3.15 Fayetteville 1.05 Asheboro .64 Rocky mount 1.4 Goldsboro .83 Wilson 3.63
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Worst humidity of the year in Greensboro this morning. 86/75
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Certainly, although Guilford county only saw .5-1.5" for the most part over the last week we'll see on all of D4 being removed
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On pace to rival records for most # of days at or above x temperature as well
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Most everyone cashed in, but still some losers and winners.
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It's the world's smallest flash flood warning
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About three more weeks until we start the slow descent towards fall
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30 60 days and since April 1st departures
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While we enjoy temps in the low to mid 80s this weekend (albeit still a bit sticky), the West bakes with temps as high as 110 at lower elevations and all time records possibly broken
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A New Orleans special
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Feels like El nino has finally forced the pattern change, storms developing nicely again today. Going to have to mow the lawn for the third time this summer
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Today is again looking promising for downpours across the area
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Also should start to see some cumulus start to form in the next couple hours. Already popcorn storms over the higher elevations
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Round 2 in 10 days?
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The DC swamp ends it's influence at the Triangle I guess.
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Yeah, it's really strange, because you would expect downsloping to produce lower DPs in the western Piedmont not higher
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This may well be the hottest day of the heat wave by heat index, Dewpoints holding in the low 70s and heat index climbing into the mid 90s
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Philly seems to be ground zero. Tommorow 104 with Dewpoints in the high 60s/low 70s, heat index near 115
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In some ways the NE does heat better than us. Greensboro has reached 100 only in 5 of the last 50 summers (12 days total). Boston has hit 100 in 9 of those years (9 days total)
