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I just had 2 to my south in the past hour. Now one to my north that might get you.

Second batch today scooting just to my north blech

Looks like a lot of svr wind reports and a waterspout report in NE MD

Off to eastmans seaport now.. Hopefully our fishing trip goes off as planned at 5.. only day I dont want storms

Mesoscale Precipitation Discussion 0976 NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD 212 PM EDT Sat Aug 08 2026 Areas affected...Mid-South Concerning...Heavy rainfall...Flash flooding possible Valid 081812Z - 090000Z SUMMARY...Increasing coverage of showers and thunderstorms with high rainfall rates will promote concerns for at least isolated areas of flash flooding going through the afternoon and early evening hours. DISCUSSION...The latest GOES-E IR satellite imagery shows cooling cloud tops across areas of northern MS, western TN and northwest AL in association with developing clusters of showers and thunderstorms. Additional activity is also noted farther east across the Cumberland Plateau region of eastern TN. The activity is initiating and expanding in coverage as a well-defined mid-level vort center over eastern AR drifts east into a very moist and unstable airmass pooled up across the broader Mid-South. Farther east, there is also the influence from terrain and differential heating boundaries. MLCAPE values of 2000 to 3000 J/kg and PWs of 1.75 to 2+ inches are in place across the region. The strong boundary layer heating with solar insolation will continue to help drive increasing levels of instability over the next few hours, and this will couple with the evolution of smaller-scale outflow boundary activity for additional convection to develop and expand in coverage. Local orographic ascent near areas of elevation will also be a key player in driving more areas of convection. The morning 12Z RAOB soundings from KLZK, KBNA and KBMX confirm rather high WBZ heights and plenty of moisture extending through the vertical column. This will support high efficiency with this afternoon's convection with high rainfall rates that will be capable of reaching 2 to 3 inches/hour with the stronger storms. The lack of effective bulk shear suggests the convective mode should mainly be pulse in nature, but there may be enough outflow boundary collisions and cold pool activity to facilitate some loosely organized multi-cell convection. This coupled with slow cell-motions and some cell-merger potential may help yield some localized 3 to 4+ inch rainfall totals over the next several hours. This will drive a threat for at least isolated areas of flash flooding, with the more urbanized locations at greatest risk for impacts. Orrison ATTN...WFO...BMX...FFC...HUN...JAN...JKL...LMK...LZK...MEG... MRX...OHX...PAH...

Had a severe warning here but it weakened on the doorstep, so a little wind with some thunder and lightning, and about .30" of rain so far. Total of 0.75" between yesterday and today so far, still raining a bit. 77°F at the moment, that's not hard to take!

The strikes were right over my head lol.

Shocker. Storms passing to my south and my north.

Probably get slammed at home while I’m at Fenway

87/73 here now. We have hit 90 for a total of one hour this week, and that was on Friday. So much for those 6 straight days of 90+ the GFS was spitting out for days.

Just showers....nothing real impressive. 86F/DP 73F

Severe thunderstorm Watch went up - I did hit 90 today so being the 3rd day, officially another "heatwave". Currently 84 and stormy looking with dp 73.

Getting some light rain with thunder. After a high of 88F, I’m down to 81F. DP still atrocious at 75F.

It had a good hook on it for a bit and left some wind damage.

A repeat of yesterday except that was a closer miss lol. The outflow boundary didn't trigger anything and it doesnt seem to be this time either.

driving home just hit a quick downpour a few miles away.. nothing here though

"If it’s not a mile or less away I’m not interested." The most @CoastalWx "EEYORE" line EV-A! He is forgetting about +CGs. I had one in Silver Spring the other week, and it was 6 mi away. I did not see the bolt itself, but got an "enveloping" very bright flash all around me, and it was during the day. 30 sec later, this incredible THUD occurred!

Guess what. It's pouring again. Good times.

Outflow has weakened the northern line segment, and strengthened the storms on the Eastern Shore into Central Delaware, however isolated strong winds are still possible east of Wilmington.

Yeah doesn't seem necessary

Pop up moderate to heavy showers now in North Central NJ

Haven't had any of those all year, maybe not since 2024. We used to have 3-4 TS with strikes 3 seconds distant or closer every summer.

In the watch but this is going to be yet another miss to the north.

How did that work out Scott? Crazy LTG shows in CT/MA last evening!