The 0z GFS digs the h5 energy a bit further south than previous runs and doesn't mix out the higher dewpoints as quickly, resulting in an increase in showers/storms along the front Friday evening.
Less than a quarter inch here for the month, and doesn't appear there will be any significant rain over the next week.
Abnormally dry showing up. Those areas will be expanding.
https://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/CurrentMap/StateDroughtMonitor.aspx?MD
Agreed. Ninas have been better here overall since 2016, save for the third in the trifecta the winter before last, which was historically bad for all the major cities/burbs from Richmond to NYC.
A bit odd, but makes sense why SPC went with a T-storm watch here(mid upper shore) and a Tornado watch just north(Cecil) and also for the lower shore. Very little sun today with these showers rolling through.
Filtered sun earlier has given way to more clouds and another brief heavy downpour here. Hopefully this is it and some legit clearing occurs after this passes by.
I just want a nice clear shot of a shelf with some gusty, cool downdraft wind. Nothing severe. Been a couple years.
Skies brightening here after the late morning showers. Picked up 0.20". Up to 1.07" since yesterday afternoon. Need a few hours of sun to get the atmosphere cooking prior to the cold front.