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Wakefield VA radar shows quite a bit of rain and storms heading up into MD, and should impact DC and east toward the bay.
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Yeah, the couplet looked tight on TDCA and KLWX just barely west of the 395/Duke St area. It is broader now. I did not see any signature of debris on CC
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Looks like Richmond area will have the greatest chance at a bullseye, however there is a new string of convection developing and following the original path across the Bay into Calvert/Charles/PG County. Good luck this evening, and C A P S, CAPS CAPS CAPS!
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0.39 in the past 25 minutes, the ground is totally soaked. Water is just accumulating on the top.
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Rain has begun here and more showers look to be building along this boundary. Could be quite wet later on.
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1.03" today, 8.5" for May.
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0.95" today and 7.38" for the month
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There was some low level rotation and an inflow notch indicated by TDCA terminal radar as the storm passed I95 for a few scans, it has since become outflow dominant.
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2.56" in the past 24 hours and 3.5" in the past two days.
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2.09" of rain since 6am and storm total of 3.03"
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0z NAM just came out with again 3 to 6 inch rain totals regionwide. Heaviest rains on all the models are supposed to be tomorrow through Friday. If that comes true, areas northwest of DC will have large issues.
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12z and 18z GFS operational are showing 5 day totals of 3 to 6 inches regionwide as per our model suite on American WX. European was showing similar amounts on EuroWX.com
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The initial line has slipped south of Frederick. Scattered storms, riding the stalled front from Ohio and West Virginia are becoming more numerous and look to overspread the area, from the west.
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Storms in Ohio are likely the indicator of where the training event that will set up later on.
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Definitely, the storms in Ohio are moving east/southeast.