Our area can do surprisingly well in setups like this. If we can manage some decent sun in the morning and get our CAPE over ~500 that can sometimes be just enough with a dynamic front.
Time sensitive, and I can't post a loop because of my el crapo network bandwidth, but you can see the low level flow from the NE at the surface trying to bleed across the Potomac. Pretty interesting.
We're quietly slipping into some pretty dry conditions. This normally is the low point for fire calls of the year for our fire department, but we're running brush fires just about every day.
We've had some last minute clearing and I wonder if this is going to be enough to get a low end slight risk kind of event. There are a few quick kinks in the line as evidence by the TOR from LWX.