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It looks to have lifted. The warning is canceled. Thank God.

Oh Lord, we have another tornado coming in this direction! This is getting real old.

It’s back up for now.......

It was down on Saturday then back up yesterday. I am sure this is not a new issue. Bad timing for sure.

C.A.P.E. On radar south Dover looked like it got a pretty good hit from a tornado. I could not tell if it was the same cell that came by your or not. It was a separate warning.

Yes, that is easy to believe. One gust in particular bowed a huge Maple tree over. The tree survived but wow!

From Mt. Holly: NEAR TERM /UNTIL 6 PM THIS EVENING/... Its been an interesting couple of hours this morning as the warm frontal rainfall generally fell east of where we had anticipated it. We`ve seen generally 0.5-1" of rainfall east of the I-95 corridor and across DelMarVa. Based on forecast RFC Flash Flood Guidance, and DOT reports have confirmed, this has been causing the potential for some ponding of water over roads and areas of poor drainage. The pressing issue is that right behind the rainfall fall we`ve seen significant increases in reports of stronger winds. Looking at one hour pressure changes in the HRRR and from obs in the area we`ve seen all the signatures of a gravity wave propagating through the Mid-Atlantic. We`ve issued an SPS to highlight this threat. Moving forward into today, SPC has expanded the SLGT just a bit further north and we think that today`s set up to be an impact day with regards to convection. The timing of the threat should run from around noon through 8pm on the late side. Based on our mesoanalysis forecasters thoughts, we should see initially discrete cells moving through before coalescing into a line of storms. All of the typical steering flow indicators, deep layer shear, bunkers-right, and storm relative flow all is oblique to the boundary. This should mean that as the storms approach the I-95 corridor we`ll be looking at a QLCS event with the potential for rotation along the line.

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We have over an inch of snow here near Laurel. Now it is sleeting. This thing may over perform what the forecast is.

I reported 9 inches to CoCoRaHS. I think we got more than that but it was impossible to measure so I was conservative. This storm had more impact than last years simply because the winds were so strong. Much more drifting with this event. Also the temps are much colder. Sussex county is still shut down today.

I remember reading your posts. Enjoyed seeing you and your lady on the OC boardwalk cam. Fun times!

We needed this rain badly and I am thankful that we got it. When I saw the radar yesterday evening showing a warm river of rain being pulled directly out of the gulf I knew that a lot of people were going to be disappointed with their "snowstorm." Onto Spring.

I agree. None of the models are showing much if anything for my area. I hope we get a fair amount of moisture. We need some badly. I am ready for Spring.

You look to have about the same as we do near Laurel. Being at the coast you should finish a bit higher than we do. That is okay. I have been shoveling this stuff and will have to do a second round when the snow ends. Am thinking about buying a snow blower as my husband had a mild heart attack in early December and it is all up to me now.

It looks like about 7 inches here in Laurel. Could be a little more. The wind is starting to pickup up and the snow is still coming down heavily. When the wind gusts it is almost a whiteout. This fluffy stuff is going to really drift. It should get interesting even after the snow shuts off.