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As predicted 0.71" here. A mild ding dent in the extreme drought. A little over an inch here for the month. Need tomorrow to deliver. Ridgely Mesonet recorded 1.24" 3 miles SW of here

Radar indicated tornado Talbot/Southern Caroline county

Wye Mills mesonet 1.7" Ridgely an inch so far

I am right in it on the northern edge here. Hoping to salvage a half inch or so. Places just south are likely going to get 1-2"

Looks like some hail near Ridgely. Already 0.42" there. 0.23" here.

I think you are getting crushed dude. Probably an inch at least.

You are gonna get nailed pretty good by the looks of it. Bowing segment with some hail per radar.

Booming thunder. Looks like Ridgely 3 miles to my SW will get hit pretty good. Be interesting to compare the Mesonet site there to my station lol. Looks like I should see at least some moderate rain.

I need that convection to build a bit further north as it heads east. Probably unlikely.

I am further north. NW of Greensboro. Hearing some nice thunder from the storm just missing to my south! Broken record since April.

Disintegrating on the doorstep lol. Same old. Perhaps a sprinkle or some drizzle. What a horrific forecast from Mount Holly this morning. 1-2" lol. You would think in situations like this they would just go with the standard 'tenth of an inch or less except in thunderstorms' wording. The activity upstream is gonna crush areas south of here. Probably comes down to tomorrow, which also favors areas just south. Low key rooting for exceptional drought category at this point lol. I have never seen that here before.

Some nice cracks of thunder to the west. Looks like the goods will go south but its close. Hopefully I can get some scraps of moderate rain with this batch. See how it goes with the stuff further west later.

I saw dust devils a little earlier in the field(with crops) across from my driveway.

Mid shore is gonna get it, but north of you and probably south of me. Congrats Denton.

Looks good in general, but I can see the split lol. See how it evolves.