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They're few and far between, but we've had some really nasty ones out this way, but nothing super nasty since 2011 locally. There was several the big events from the mid eighties into the early 90s. I'll send you pm with some bangers, you might be able to find some information on. I've already mentioned the low dew point derecho and serial duratio of 89, several times on here. Another one, you might be able to find some history Is the 1988 big 33 Thunderstorm. Not only did it end the big 33 game early, but it injured several kids and knocked down numerous trees at the old outdoor Ymca pool and camp that used to be here in Fairview, township. I remember this one specifically because I was at that game to see some dude named Rocket Ismail. Lol Maryland 13 - Pennsylvania 21 Mother Nature forced an early ending to what might have been the most exciting Big 33 Classic in the long history of the all-star football series. Pennsylvania was declared a 21-13 winner over Maryland in a game that was halted at half-time by a violent thunderstorm. Most of the crowd of 17,334 were well on their way home when game director Mickey Minnich told coaches and players that it would be impossible to resume the action. It was a disappointing ending to what had been an exciting game. Players from both teams said they wish they had been able to return to action.

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Photo confirmation of sleet pellets falling on my sis’ deck just now! She’s not far from Emory area of NE ATL.

Line blew thru here at 2:10pm with 50mph gusts and white out style rain if 0.75” in 15 minutes

I've been getting asked all day about it at work. It's all people have been talking about. I'm surprised everyone is that in tune.

yeah the hype for today has been unbelievable, you'd think the 1974 super outbreak was happening... I have family scattered all around the east coast and all of them have been asking me what's going on with the tornado outbreak. I understand preparing the public to be storm aware but closing schools and stuff is so silly...

If they interrupt General Hospital for the stupid weather, I'm gonna throw a hissy fit like none other!!

Man! Talk about splitting the uprights in the break of line of storms! Line missed to my north and south. lol. I didn't even get heavy rain.

Looks like a good amount of stratiform rain coming now, should be good for spring vegetation.

Power's out yet again. Same substation that's been having issues for the last 2 years now. It's almost a weekly basis at this point. Each time it puts downtown and around 3500 residents out of power. Remind me what I'm paying a $550 electric bill for?

The lack of CAPE prevented a tornado outbreak, but it couldn't supress the 5"/hr rain rates.

I'm out

https://www.bostonglobe.com/2026/03/14/metro/new-england-el-nino-weather-hurricanes/

It's 58 here. 2 miles east it's 47. Will be a nothing burger east of 95 and 287.

And another factor for any forced line later (or synoptic winds, for that matter) is that for areas that get a dumping of heavy rain - the soggy ground could make even sub-severe gusts capable of tree damage.

Man, fuck wxbell. JB could have at least tweaked the maps.

I'm all in. @NorthArlington101, where are the maps.

That's amazing! The ground is white up on Hemphill Bald just above Cataloochee with heavy snow. 37 at the base with a rain/snow mix and just above the base is all snow now. My temperature is down to 42 now and falling fairly quickly.

I have friends and in SE Bucks and Delco family blowing up my phone asking about these tornadoes and dire severe warnings with schools letting out early. Apparently the local news is breaking in to TV shows about it. Oh brother....

WxBell doesn’t show nearly that much. Sorry. Funny though.

lol

Yeah, these 50+ dbz returns are definitely putting out 3-5"/hr rain rates.

Sky is brighter than it's been all day. Destablize!