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Sounds like the early part of the afternoon offers the best chance for a Tornado and then the evening line is likely to be focused on straight line winds. Sort of surprised to see that the actual front that would contain damaging wind gusts doesn't come through here until after 8pm. This seems a good bit later than I was hearing yesterday.

I've already been approached in the office this morning for my thoughts. I politely declined. One team member spoke up and said that "the weather people they follow on Facebook said that some of us aren't going to make it through the day." I replied "well, go with that I guess."

A severe weather expert met in the MA sub (high risk) still has a few reservations about the extent and level of severe tomorrow. I hope his concerns play out.

I'll go against you on this one. There is nothing exciting about tomorrow to me. I'm very concerned

Yes, snow and cold are about the worst things that could happen IF there is widespread damage/power outages which certainly seems possible.

He uploaded an image from the Superstorm of 93. That's why he said he could get on board with.

LSV already upgraded to a 30% risk for Monday. Ominous. SPC mentioning strong to intense tornadoes. And it's only March.

CTP says winds go calm tomorrow evening and overnight.

Low of 28 this morning in Maytown. Family down outside of Lewes DE recorded 1.4" of snow yesterday after reaching 87 on Wednesday. Edit: I had to follow up, at my nephew's house about 3 miles west of Lewes, 33.8" of snow has fallen this winter.

Pretty good chance I'd think. It already moved appreciably north since yesterday's outlook.

Ah yes, right across from the Conewago Trail where my wife and I often walk. I know exactly where you were.

Can you imagine leaving for work in the morning with temps in the mid 70s and then driving home in full-on winter driving conditions 8 hours later?

Yesterday in Richmond, the high was 88 degrees. At 6am this morning it was 74. They are currently reporting Heavy Snow and 32 degrees. Roads are covered. Already up to 2" on grassy surfaces. Yesterday it was legit hot. Incredible.

Pictures being posted in the MA thread are something else - a lot of white landscapes in areas that were around 70 degrees at 6am this morning.