Itstrainingtime

Sure looks like multiple chances for additional destructive storms coming tomorrow and Friday...

We, and our immediate friends to our south, have become the severe weather mecca of the country - here are the number of severe weather warnings issued by local NWS offices since July 2nd:

Congrats! And that's exactly where my AC resides 24/7.

@Blizzard of 93 Did you see that the NWS confirmed that a Tornado touched down about 4 miles south of you the other evening?

Total rainfall yesterday was 3.34". An additional .03" fell since midnight.

Moderate rain. 3.24" at 11:15.

That line is "weakening" but also congealing into one huge dump of rain.

I got it too.

2.32" so far. Radar is juiced. Going to be some huge totals in the LSV.

Sure are. I wonder what, if any affect the first batch will have on them as they move into our area.

It started raining here at 8:15. In 28 minutes I've picked up 1.55". It is dumping.

Wind here is awful now. Holy crap.

We had several hours of bright sun but it's now clouded over.

Right. My point was, whether it's a flash flood or just multiple days of moderate rainfall, it takes time for larger rivers to respond.

That's a good question. I guess maybe it takes a few days for rivers to start responding to runoff? I know that the Susquehanna here in Marietta doesn't reach its crest until several days after rain has ended.