Midshore

.97" yesterday and 11.01" for the month.

3.35" last night and 9.87" for July. Quite a turnaround from the previous few months.

My total rainfall yesterday was 2.18" along with several close lightning strikes in the evening storm. My July total is 6.46".

An additional .06 overnight brings the total here to 3.81" for the event. No standing water shows how dry it has been and that the ground soaked up every drop.

Just got home to find another 2.66" to go with the 1.09" that I had overnight and early this morning for a total of 3.75". After being missed in all directions for so long the law of averages finally came through.

100.2 in my backyard in Williston, 3 miles south of Denton. Down to 97 now.

I reported 10". I definitely didn't get a foot or more here. Sent from my SM-S721U using Tapatalk

I had 9.5" as of 7:00 this morning and it snowed moderately for a bit after that. I'm going with 10" here.

Over an inch and 34°. Moderate snow after a heavy band earlier.

Heavy snow and 33 in Williston MD. I'm 3 miles south of Denton and 10 miles south of CAPE. The ground has whitened quickly.

BWI: 22.5 DCA: 15.7 IAD: 26.4 RIC: 12.6 Tie Breaker SBY: 15.8

Thanks MN Transplant for the information and welcome! Now I'll get back to hoping for a Ravens win tomorrow and first flakes for everyone on Monday night.

I was at that Ravens snow game too and have never seen anything else like it. I'm a lifelong Ravens and Baltimore Colts and Orioles fan and have been lurking on here for a very long time. I live in Caroline County just south of Denton and I'm about 10 miles south of CAPE's location. I'm unlurking now because I wanted to ask a question about earthquakes. I worked at Caroline Country Club back in 2011 when the magnitude 5.8 one hit and we felt it big time there. I believe that I may have felt a small tremor here last Saturday night around 8:00 PM, right before game 7 of the World Series started (speaking of crazy sports events). The sounds that my house made and the duration of the "event" reminded me of the 2011 one, but on a very small scale. I didn't have my TV sound on and it was very quiet, otherwise I may not have noticed it. I immediately opened the door and there was no traffic anywhere near me and totally silent outside. My question is, is there any way to check to see if a tremor happened here then or anywhere else for that matter? I checked the USGS site and nothing was listed. Do any government agencies monitor tremors everywhere at all times or do any local hobbyists in this area have equipment to do so? Sorry about the long winded first post and thanks to everyone for the great information that American Weather provides.