storm_in_a_teacup wrote:AnnularCane wrote:Everyone forgets about poor Chantal.
I forgot about her, but I *did* remember the little lemon in March.
I still need to draw it lol
I remember Chantal. Forgot about the March lemon.
2025 NATL hurricane season is here
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I remember Chantal. Forgot about the March lemon.
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Re: 2025 NATL hurricane season is here
AnnularCane wrote:storm_in_a_teacup wrote:AnnularCane wrote:Everyone forgets about poor Chantal.
I forgot about her, but I *did* remember the little lemon in March.
I still need to draw it lol
I remember Chantal. Forgot about the March lemon.
Chantal, for those who forgot, in addition to several damaging tornadoes, lead to some of the highest 24 hour rainfall amounts in history for parts of C NC:
Record Amount: A station north of Pittsboro, NC, recorded 14.22 inches of rain.
Widespread Impact: Other areas in central North Carolina, including Chatham, Alamance, Durham, Orange, and Person counties, received 6 to 11 inches of rain.
Flash Flooding: The high rainfall totals in a short period caused rapid river rise and flash flooding, with some areas experiencing more than 10 inches of rain.
50-100 Year Event: The rainfall amounts were significant enough to be classified as a 50 to 100-year rain and flooding event for the affected regions.
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Re: 2025 NATL hurricane season is here
cycloneye wrote:Well, this stat tells all about this season.
https://i.imgur.com/8SUqSlY.jpeg
https://x.com/MattDevittWX/status/1967707688923803947
wow that's quite a dry spell. I'm still going with my original prediction of 2 storms this month. I think it's obvious we will get the first real soon, and I'm thinking the 2nd one early in the final week of September.
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