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Just released by WPC.. 3 day rainfall. Yes... that's 20 inches.
Lets not focus on the "landfall" or "OTS" with Joaquin.. this is some serious rainfall because of 3 main things. Front, Upper Low, Hurricane.
And like I said early yesterday... trends were looking better for New England. Southern New England still in the game for some heavy rains but that will depend on the track of Joaquin.
How much of the Carolinas rainfall is dependent on Joaquin's track? If Joaquin goes out to sea won't it be completely different totals?
Good question.. It's all feeding into the area because you have a counterclockwise spinning Low in the Southeast, a front backing in and a counterclockwise spin with Hurricane so the flow is right into the Carolinas..
Maybe this helps.. Future 48hr radar loop based off the WRF model
Whoa, 20" predicted according to that model in Greenville, SC. Looking at the forecast for the next few days...NWS is only calling for about 3-4" maybe they're doing the typical NWS playing it safe BS
NWS Rarely uses "Historic".. Widespread 5-10 with a band of 10-15 inches of rain! Where will that band setup!? and take a look "Slow moving Upper Low" and the Hurricane the causes.
NWS out of Greenville, SC (GSP) usually does a good job with this area. I'll let you know if we end up with the 3" or the 15"+!
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