If that is showing the north west edge (on my phone) then it would make some sense. That Cell that dropped over 2" just to their south cut off right over them.
@Blizzard of 93, does MDT keep their equipment at the end of this runway? One side of the airport got over 1" and the other, less than 1/10th of an inch.
Maybe MDT was on the other side of the house during a tropical downpour. There are some low reports North of MDT but check these out below. Cannot speak for New Cumberland but I had a spotter report of .38 in Camp Hill and .9 just north of Harrisburg in Susq. Twp. These cells suck the life out of those that just miss. Listing these Wunderground reports since that was used as an example earlier this week.
I am guessing that is wrong but not sure the 3" is right either. I have on the ground spotter reports all around MDT in the .5-1" range. Have a Weather underground reporter right outside the airport reporting 1.49". The reports on weather underground can be suspect but usually not to the high side.
Highest estimated total I saw was 3" over Hill Island near MDT. Spotters I know have decent amounts but no major hits for them. 2" Est NW of Manchester York County.
@Cashtown_Coop, the HRRR tells us to hold out hope after dark as the low pivots but radar is not looking great for us right now. Central and Eastern LSV spanking us.
That is quite the large area of rain east and NE of Harrisburg. Not going to make statements on radar again but maybe some good totals if radar is true.