Itstrainingtime

Here's the verification...ENH was extended too far north in PA but otherwise it looks pretty good to me:

I don't understand this. If they only blocked your ass, you should still be able to see just fine.

Just a quick follow up to your (excellent) post - last night's frontal passage ended up verifying a lot of the pre-event hype that people were calling bust on. There were a total of 476 confirmed wind damage reports within the MOD/ENH/SLT areas. Also appears that it's likely that at least one Tornado touched down in Kent County in DE.

Morning low of 27 in Maytown. Total precip yesterday was 0.63" which likely puts me solidly in last place in the QPF derby. I struggled to go with either a T or .01" for snowfall, ultimately I went with a T because I couldn't verify .01" when I went out last night. When in doubt, I slightly undercut. Was still nice to see wintry precip within 90 minutes of temps in the 60s.

Snow and 35. Coming down pretty darn good

Moderate sleet and 37.

62 to 48 in 5 minutes. Picked up .03" of rain.

The section of the line coming at us has really weakened in the past 15 minutes. Heavier cells north of Harrisburg and of course down in MD/VA.

I swear the precio on the last few radar frames actually retracted a bit west. It sure isn't moving east much at all right now.

Just checked the airpark. They're at .37". Funny thing is, I thought the radar today was similar in both of our areas. I guess not!

Still only at .26" of rain. Only disappointment today.

CTP hasn't updated their AFD since 5am this morning. Seems like a good day to update this a little more often.

Just 0.16" at home.

Because it was much, much stronger when it entered York county out of Maryland than it is now. It was a severe thunderstorm 100% when it was issued.

We had a TOR in York County in February several years ago. I was directly in the path but it lifted crossing the river. Outside of that, this seems VERY early for this stuff.