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Low to form off the east coast?
On the weather last night our local met said a low may form off the east coast. I didn't catch the rest of it. Any one else here this? and could this be something to watch?
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Re: Low to form off the east coast?
storms in NC wrote:On the weather last night our local met said a low may form off the east coast. I didn't catch the rest of it. Any one else here this? and could this be something to watch?
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what i was thinking before i read your thread was that fay appears blocked by a high to her north and that she may transfer some of her energy from the southern appilachians to the G.S (like a low would do in the winter time)
i don't think the red area circled is the start of that low or but i could be wrong
actually i just checked all s.c and n.c discussions and they mention nothing of a low (other than remnants of fay drifting north ) so ?
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