Yes, sorry...I should have looked at the SPC map a little closer. At first glance it appeared to me like the ENH covered a bit more of our area. In reality it runs right through my backyard, lol.
Looking ahead to the next 10 days or so, it looks like we have at least a chance of some rain on about 7 of them. Saturday looks like the nicest of the next several though it'll be windy and somewhat chilly for the end of April.
I have extended family that live in the mountains down their. Above 3000' snow in April is fairly common though it doesn't happen every year. Above 5000' snow can and does fall into the first couple of weeks of May.
Thing is...there was an isolated cell that popped pretty much right over me yesterday around 1pm. I was on the board before just about everyone else in here. That was the heaviest ran I saw from the event. After 2:00pm I picked up about a quarter inch. Everything of significance ran up just west of the river.
E. Horst, MU WIC@MUweather
A couple of cells in northern MD look worrisome...moving into soYork soon...then Lanco in a hour or so. Lower-level rotation will be hard to detect with radar issues (poor low coverage) here. #stayaware
First line of warned storms will be through in the next hour or two. Then it appears there will be a break before the squall line hits after midnight. Maybe you sneak in between them?
TOR warning up the M/D line now below York county. Way too close for my comfort.
Hopefully things work out for you and you make it back tonight. Doesn't look like the actual squall line reaches the Susquehanna river until around 3am.