At 11:48 am scattered thundershowers have popped across the mid-state. The eastern half of Davidson County was dealing with an especially hefty downpour with lots of lightning. As I mentioned this morning, little wind through the atmosphere means slow-moving t’showers…it may take 30 minutes or longer for the rain to get out of your backyard if a thundershower happens to come your way. The NWS Radar Loop at the top of the blog will keep you on top of things if you’re hoping to get outside.

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