SouthernNJ

This is both TPHL and KDIX viewing the torrential thunderstorm at 4:36 PM near Cross Keys.

Winds decent here for the past several minutes, now pretty strong winds signature (and some spin) entering East Greenwich.

Some isolated strong winds along the line from Marcus Hook to Woodstown. Frequent lightning occurring as well as this will move into South Philadelphia and Camden.

The number of sea, bay and outflow boundaries has made following storm movements and warnings quite challenging the past few days. Presently, it appears a line is finally beginning to move into the area from Lancaster county.

The strongest winds appeared to occur along the many outflow boundaries put out by the storms this evening. Unfortunately, these boundaries also caused weakening of convection and less rainfall for some. The highest number of damage reports were in the western zones where the storms arrived with some daylight remaining. Currently, the strongest winds are near Pemberton in Burlington county.

An area of potentially damaging winds is moving in. Another area is moving along I-95 towards New Castle county.

TEWR from 7:37 PM. Damaging winds were moving through Morristown and most of the county, on the leading edge of, or even in front of the line itself. A separate thunderstorm downburst was moving along the Essex/Passaic county line and into southern Bergen/northern Hudson counties. At the time of this radar image, warnings were still 10 to 16 minutes away from issuance for the 4 eastern counties.

TDWR possible circulation maybe over Olney.

Big wind signature moved over the Dulles TDWR near Leesburg.