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Yeah I think the threat is over for us
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There's another supercell i think to its NE that is warned... I think thats our "game"
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Strong storms and heavy rain crossing into Sussex County as of 5pm. Does not look severe. Heavy rains and gusty winds mostly. Threat of severe for NNJ just about over. South of 78 still in the game where airmass is more unstable.
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Stanhope NJ; about 7 miles north of my location.
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Looks like the 'ol DC beltway split.
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Damn, those are some serious rain rates with probably still more to come. Good luck!
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That’s an easy 2-3” of rain there. I got 1.64 in less echoes . That will be some of the heaviest rain you’ll ever see there on the water -
2026 Mid-Atlantic Severe Storm General Discussion
SnowenOutThere replied to Kmlwx's topic in Mid Atlantic
I'm cautiously optimistic we might be able to get something later on today. Our kinematics get better into the evening/night and we should have a fine enough thermo environment to support storms. Once forcing/WV complex arrives may be able to have that serve as our forcing, but it may be too far south.- 1,342 replies
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IF (big if) that were to hold intensity...the track could be in your area - but I feel like it will have a tendency to go more south.
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lol. It’s a 10 mins storm, man. Come on
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Boomies! She coming.. -
Looks like the tornadic cell in WV is trying to recycle
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Going to be in and out in 5 mins
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Maybe. Impressive T&L. Looks like some hail per radar as it moves towards the DE line. I just took a couple shots of it from my vantage point to the NE. Talk about a "near hit" here. But, just another miss lol.
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haven't had to water the lawn once this summer here. -
Went eastward essentially right along Rt 80 / 46 corridor. Got lucky here. The hook echo was pretty well defined on radar and slid by just south of me. Rainfall total on the day 3.09". Had 1.72" in early morning round and 1.37" with the tornado warned storm. Most of that 1.37" fell in about 15 minutes.
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Echo tops almost 53,000ft on that stuff.
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Isn't part of that because the storm is largely perpendicular movement in regards to the LWX radar? Where in the case of BWI/DCA they have a bit more of a rear/front view of the velocities?
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I hear thunder from the cell to my north. Hopefully we get something on the south shore later
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. 04 here...move north lol
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Thursday through the weekend is gonna be spectacular.
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Just a little moderate shower here as the strong storm misses me slightly to the south.
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Yeah we got over 1.6 inches the other Quite frankly im done with the rain for the summer. Just feeding crabgrass and weeds. Time for a nice dry sunny stretch
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2026 Mid-Atlantic Severe Storm General Discussion
Eskimo Joe replied to Kmlwx's topic in Mid Atlantic
LWX radar velocities look benign, but ADW and BWI terminals tell the picture well. Legit 60kt gust potential.
