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  2. UnionCountyNCWX
    Substantial cloud cover in CLT, it appears the initial line is currently has slowed it's build to the south and may slide east of CLT. Question after that becomes "will the cloud cover dissipate?" More scattered light showers behind the main line that may make into CLT, but the mountains appeared to have done their normal thing and shredded the western flank.
  3. ineedsnow
    talking to yourself again?
  4. CoastalWx
    Absolutely. Glad we are rolling back regulations. Makes total sense.
  5. Mikeymac5306
    Few things beginning to pop in York/ Lancaster County. Nothing impressive yet though.
  6. AccuChris
    Dumping good now in Lebanon .
  7. weatherwiz
    In Windsor and getting a hefty downpour currently
  8. kdxken
    Ya think? Morrissey boulevard 1969.
  9. Paleocene
    HRRR and NAM both swing a line of storms through NOVA-DC in the rush hour window. Fingers crossed.
  10. SolidIcewx
    Richmond wins again?
  11. Superstorm
    Storms staring to light up .
  12. Damage In Tolland
    No fresh Canadian airmasses . It ain’t the heat , it’s the humidity. Nino Aug/Sept famous for
  13. BooneWX
    For the most part, we avoided the convection upstream and it should get sunny here shortly. This afternoon might have some potential in the western part of the state.
  14. Eskimo Joe
    Latest HRRR is very GFS-esque. Total whiff for everyone.
  15. MDphotog
    We shall see about the second part of the GFS call, but it nailed the first part.
  16. Interstate
    Wow that line broke up quickly.
  17. Eskimo Joe
    Yes it's somewhat encouraging
  18. NorthHillsWx
    I think the threat is subsiding because of upstream convection/cloud cover. There might be some chance in southern and eastern areas but the MCV is holding together quite well and on models with the stronger storm look this afternoon it was already weakening more than it has. Think the main threat is probably eastern NC
  19. Brian5671
    Radar popping here
  20. NJwx85
    PWAT’s are 1.6 to 1.8” with ample moisture on a SW flow.
  21. WxUSAF
    Hi, I’m the guy it took 2 hours to notice the COD radar hadn’t updated in 6 hours
  22. CHItoMKE916
    Ignoring the obvious accidental doxing .. lol but would be cool to see the users mapped out in our region
  23. NJwx85
    This is a convective event so there will be winners and losers. I had 2.29” yesterday under that stationary storm in less than an hour. The storms today should be moving but there will be training. Someone is going to see a ridiculous total. Bullseye area looks to be along the I-287 corridor from Morristown up into the LHV.
  24. aldie 22
    Light rain here with blue skies to the west
  25. Brian5671
    Radar lighting up a bit around here
  26. Brian5671
    it's like lousy winters when the cold is pushed back and back....
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