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Cloud tops very cold. Game on Winds here have shifted slightly more south.

...A TORNADO WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 415 PM EDT FOR SOUTH CENTRAL CARROLL COUNTY IN NORTH CENTRAL MARYLAND...NORTHWESTERN HOWARD COUNTY IN CENTRAL MARYLAND AND SOUTHEASTERN FREDERICK COUNTIES IN NORTH CENTRAL MARYLAND... At 354 PM EDT, a severe thunderstorm capable of producing a tornado was located over Mount Airy, or near Damascus, moving east at 25 mph. HAZARD...Tornado. SOURCE...Radar indicated rotation. IMPACT...For those in the direct path of a tornado touchdown, flying debris will be dangerous to those caught without shelter. Damage to roofs, siding, and windows may occur. Mobile homes may be damaged or destroyed. Tree damage is likely. This dangerous storm will be near... Eldersburg around 415 PM EDT.

First strong cell of the day north of Winchester. Intense lightning on the lightning map.

Cumulus field starting to look agitated

I will be more than obliged to steal your severe.

Different story here in Goldsboro. Near full sun and a cumulus cloud or two is starting to show up. Perfect conditions for destabilization. Winds light and variable

12k NAM is discrete cell galore. The HRRR has slightly more linear storms and CAPE isn't too bad although I'd prefer higher CAPE

Watch out for flying cows

Tomorrow will make up for tonight's underperformer. Some lightning strikes so far but the heaviest is south.

Crapvection galore

I need everybody in D.C and the Delmarva to buy an industrial fan and strap it to a helicopter, and turn them all on at once so we can get a D2 MOD.

We woo storms.

Day 3 SLGT, 15%

Lock it in

Next!!

Sweet tower to my north, has 2 inch hail Sent from my laptop using a keyboard

Woo storms!

2.75'' hail in that storm in NE MD per radarscope

Nailed it HDRPS is a weenie run for later this afternoon and evening with multiple rounds possible overnight

Wouldn't be surprised if they didn't upgrade the whole region to a SLGT, low level lapse rates are getting pretty decent and better ML lapse rates are moving in from the west. Sufficient shear for more organized clusters as well.

Looks like there may be a bow line segment hooking gradually southeast with the classic backbuilding over my area. Then rounds of storms more widespread in coverage throughout the overnight hours with a better chance for severe weather tomorrow, as the SPC highlighted a SLGT risk over much of the region.

That strong ridge over top... yikes. That's gonna drive that storm straight into New England. 384 hours out but still, like @SnoSki14 said, I'm a little more worried than usual for an EC impact

When have we seen this before

Storms firing in SE PA are going to better organize and I'll likely get something this evening