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Interesting look to that stuff north of Mt Airy. Gusty set up of showers moving quickly north!

Stuff looks to be quickly approaching from the south. It is moving pretty quick, so may not be much!

Up to 0.54 inches of rain so far in Purcellville. Steady moderate to occasionally light rain at times continues. If only this were snow... LOL! I had to say it!

I was just making the point. At one time I saw 40s for nights and 60s for the daytime highs for a few days. The front was coming through quicker and it was a bit cooler, heights lower, and it lasted a bit longer. Moving on from this though!

And honestly, the models showed a much cooler look than what they show now after this front. I did not say it would not get cooler, but the extent and duration are not what was originally showing! I am not complaining, I think I was reminding that super cooler/colder looks on long-term models, tend to be overdone and we should not be surprised, especially at this time of year! This may be wrong, but the models did back off some!

As usual, the models seem to be backing off thier colder looks later in the week. Still looks nice and refreshing, but we do seem to get the colder Temps muted some as we approach these times, especially early in the year. Not complaining as it will be very nice!

Euro and GFS Now look to get us a taste of fall again at the end of next week. At least some below normal temps for a bit! Hopefully that holds. GFS has been advertising it (and way overdoing it at times) and it now looks possible!

12Z GFS is bizarre in the long range! LOL!

Has another heavy shower come through around 11pm. Total from both is exactly 0.70... Crazy to have had exactly 0.30 and then 0.40 from two storms.. What are the chances? Good night all!

Wow! These storms put out a lot of rain quickly! Had .30 inches in less than 15 minutes! Buckets! Let up now.

La La Land keeps giving a small hope of some, probably brief, fall temps. Euro went a little excited with a mid-Country cooler dip! We will see - looking for persistence to see how well we can trust these models for the long-range.. My guess... we trend warmer than cooler. GFS was not quite as excited as it was at one point yesterday.

Super Long range GFS had another taste of fall.. Lala land. Euro says.. Nope

The Long range keeps looking toasty! Upper 80s and even some 90s. False fall is leaving us.

0.65 from this system.. That is a good amount... I was expecting less, but happy to have it! Came at the right time too for great sleep... until the massive strike that scared my dog to death at 2 am! I had a friend that would not sleep the rest of the night! It was super loud, so I do not blame her!

NOPE! Tropical Storm Mindy!

91L is TD13.. advisories start at 5pm ET

Doh!

What an amazing day!!! Weather is awesome

Sorry if this is a repeat! NOUS41 KPHI 021835 PNSPHI DEZ001>004-MDZ012-015-019-020-NJZ001-007>010-012>027-PAZ054-055- 060>062-070-071-101>106-030645- Public Information Statement National Weather Service Mount Holly NJ 235 PM EDT Thu Sep 2 2021 ...4 CONFIRMED TORNADOES SO FAR... ...DAMAGE SURVEYS CONTINUE... The National Weather Service office in Mount Holly, NJ continues to conduct several storm surveys this afternoon, focused on portions of Chester, Montgomery and Bucks counties in PA, and Salem, Gloucester, Burlington, Mercer and Somerset counties in NJ. The surveys are in relation to the severe thunderstorms that moved through the area on September 1, 2021. Some Preliminary Tornado Information... 1) Mullica Hill, NJ area (Gloucester County): Confirmed tornado. 2) Fort Washington/Upper Dublin Twp to Horsham Twp, PA (Montgomery County): Confirmed EF-2 with estimated peak winds up to 130 mph. 3) Edgewater Park, NJ (Burlington County) to Bristol, PA (Bucks County): Confirmed tornado. 4) Oxford, PA (Chester County): Confirmed tornado. Additional information, as it becomes available, will be sent via Public Information Statements and also posted on our social media platforms. The storm survey information will also be available on our website at http://www.weather.gov/phi

2.74" total here. Less than a mile away had an inch or so more.

You know in winter storms I would have been upset because we did not maximize on the possibility, but thankful we did not.

Another Tornado warning in Edgewood! SHEESH!

Was this posted. Pretty much in line with what people said. Risk is more east!