If this continues into May with no consistent, appreciable rainfall, the more and more I get worried about a scenario where we get an early season tropical slop storm that moves inland slow enough to cause widespread major flash flooding bc the ground has turned into hard pan.
@Brady_Wx@SCweather_wx Not that its right/fair, but i think we have to start moving away from the general public angle and realize changes are being geared towards mets/enthusiasts
NWS has always and continues to struggle with the public(diff problem). Ppl are shifting to local mets and Ryan Hall types
i work in private finance and i can tell you AI is OUT and gnomes are IN as the next big thing for 2026. every investment firm i talk to cant get enough of big mushrooms with small wooden doors, conical red hats, illusion magic, comic mischief, etc
@weathernerdga Not comparable but i remember watching the Helene tracking change in real time. Most of the Asheville damage should have hit my parents, until it veered towards Augusta. No answer to your question but it really is hard to come to terms with