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  2. 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.
  3. Man, fuck wxbell. JB could have at least tweaked the maps.
  4. I'm all in. @NorthArlington101, where are the maps.
  5. 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.
  6. 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....
  7. WxBell doesn’t show nearly that much. Sorry. Funny though.
  8. Yeah, these 50+ dbz returns are definitely putting out 3-5"/hr rain rates.
  9. National Weather Service Baltimore MD/Washington DC 216 PM EDT Mon Mar 16 2026 The National Weather Service in Sterling Virginia has issued a * Severe Thunderstorm Warning for... Northwestern St. Marys County in southern Maryland... Southwestern Prince Georges County in central Maryland... Charles County in southern Maryland... Southeastern Stafford County in northern Virginia... King George County in central Virginia... Southeastern Fairfax County in northern Virginia... East central Spotsylvania County in central Virginia... * Until 300 PM EDT. * At 216 PM EDT, a severe thunderstorm was located near Potomac Creek, moving northeast at 45 mph.
  10. 0.4" earlier today and 0.3" from that line that just came through. I'll take it!
  11. I think the tornado threat in eastern NC has been mitigated as well given the sloppy storm mode on radar right now
  12. On the bus home from the office, and it’s absolutely pouring on 395 in Arlington.
  13. Freaking awesome bro! That's pretty amazing for down there.
  14. The latest HRRR (still rolling out now) still has a substantial forced line for later on - with a weird bend/kink in the line modeled right near the DC metro area. Wind gust product looks decent as well. Regardless of how stable we are - that line later will probably still pack a "punch" even if it's the sudden 50mph sub-severe variety.
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