not sure if Mt Holly has the ability to call for one yet. There were only a few offices that were first rolling it out based on the post someone shared earlier
I notified all my Facebook friends in the area to either stay off the roads or get off them once the squall comes through. No reason to risk your life when it will pass in 30 ins
Folks in the C PA thread had the same concern when even over them radar showed nada. then it started dumping on them, LOL
And from State College (like I said, RELAX):
I am siding with the GFS on this one. It is clear from the radar returns and reports from the surface that the NAMs depiction of moisture holding off until after 20Z in SEPA is incorrect and that the GFS seems to have much better hold on the current the current conditions. If moisture held off as long as depicted on the NAM I could see the surface temps rising to the point where ptype would be an issue here. Just not seeing that right now and based on the slug of moisture coming from the SW right now the NAMs output is suspect to say the least. Time will tell......