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southmdwatcher

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  1. This topic will get much more active this week after we let go of the snow chase.
  2. It's gonna rain tomorrow in DC Metro and we have closings and delays already. This is soft. Rant done. Bring on some real Winter weather next week.
  3. Wow, hope we never have to do another March 1984/April 16 2011 Carolina's Outbreak event.........
  4. This event looks like there could be some significant tornadoes. On another note, severe outbreaks that crossover to multiple regional subforums, have had difficulties. In the older forum, the Central/Western states took it upon themselves to have threads for any event west of the Appalachians.
  5. The Tornado Watch was suppose to expire at 3pm and the local extension into southern MD didn't mention anything about extending the time. Instability seems to be at or higher than forecasted this morning. What is the SPC/local NWS doing?
  6. Tornado watch has been expanded into Charles and St Mary's Counties in Maryland
  7. So how difficult is it to do a lottery drawing???
  8. No split, the structure is improving as it heads northeast from Carrollton to Plano
  9. I have GRLevel2 Analyst 3.0 and the Tarrant storm doesn't yet look dangerous, as per a producing tornado issue.
  10. Rain and 46 degrees. Beautiful for early October.
  11. Tornado warning for the storm crossing the river into Charles County.
  12. Video might be private or only available to his friends. Can not see it.
  13. The storm near Culpeper needs to be watched. Now severe warned.
  14. Radar is aiming this first batch crossing the mountains toward southern MD/Northern Neck area.
  15. So this is going to be a southern MD/central VA event??.......well at least most of us have relatively dry ground
  16. 3 to 5 inch plus jackpots along Sligo Creek and the Little Patuxent River would be problematic
  17. As per GR Earth the current temperatures in Central and Northern Canada
  18. Central PA supercell with the tornado warning has a BWER
  19. We might be too far north or east to receive the storms forming out in Ohio and West Virginia. However, at least one of yesterday's SPC Convective outlook discussions, mentioned that the shortwave coming out of the Ohio Valley today and crossing over the Appalachians would produce some strong to severe storms well into the night for some portion of the Mid Atlantic region. Probably going to be a Richmond target.
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