10:55p.m. - 64 degrees - cool

Forecast for tomorrow - high of 81* - nice

 

Damn, and for some reason I thought So Cal would be warmer then Central. Highs tomorrow in the mid to high 90's Currently 71* and if anyone wants to modify their car, Tims2k is parting out his beauty. Alot of parts.

Check this link: https://www.s2ki.com/forums/showthread.php?...threadid=150127

Great guy, we actually met him here a few weeks back

 

Wednesday morning, 09/17/03, 5:30 A.M., 54*F and Clear. Sunny and clear all day.

 

Beautiful day today here...high about 80 - breezy. I guess that's our friend Isabel getting closer. Guess I'll have to stay up all night tomorrow to watch it since it hits here later tomorrow into Fri morning.

 

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Sorry to hear about that.

 

7:28a.m. - high 50's - chilly

Again, should be 80/81* for the high.


Happy Hump Day!

 

Another A+ day here. Thanks to Tom for sending great weather our way. Severe blue, 1/2 moon in the southern sky and 77 for the high. Top down this morning was kinda cool though.

 

Sorry about that but at least you guys don't have the big wind coming.

BTW, my son goes to Vandy, are you right off RT 24?

 

The brother of a coworker of mine is a meteorologist in Raleigh. These are his comments as passed along just now by her to me:

"Looks to me like the storm is starting its move on the coast --- one thing that was disturbing about the 11 AM discussion was that one of the computer models shifted the landfall 30 miles to the left (abruptly). If this trend continues the track of the storm could be further west and could impact us here in Raleigh. However, they are still saying that the center of the eye will come ahore between Cape Lookout and Ocracoke Island early Thursday afternoon. Since hurricane force and tropical storm force winds extend so far out from the center of the storm we will get at least tropical storm force winds in Raleigh and probably near hurricane force winds in gusts. From the satellite loop it looks to me like the storm is becoming more organized than it was yesterday, there is however still not clearly defined eye and there is still an indication of a gap in the convection cloud deck spiraling around the center. I can look out the window now and see the cirrus clouds from the outflow pattern of this storm."

Be safe, people...

 

Thanks Deb, today was somewhat better. I think it's more of an attitude problem than things actually going wrong, I just need to do a figurative "kick in the ass" to get past it.

Went out this evening for a bit for some top-down driving and that helped. It's a gorgeous night and perfect for being out in the S.