As soon as I type that, we get a SVR with tornado possible tag just east of Elkins, WV and there's better clearing in the WV panhandle and western MD. Maybe there's a window for one or two good segments still.
It seems to be a bit worse. The lack of weather data from commercial aircraft is really hampering NWP. The guidance for us yesterday had everyone getting towards 75 to 80 degrees south of DC and we're stuck in the mid 60s down to EZF at nearly 10:00 am.
Yesterday I expressed concern that the carolinas would steal the show or we'd have a tad too much cloud cover. It appears we're getting both. While I'm still hoping for something to happen with the afternoon activity, it looks like we're going to bust on the low end here unless something changes.
Per some sky cams, there is some blue sky trying to work into Garrett County. It's definitely a bit more muted than i'd like for today, but it's not going to take much instability for an active afternoon to be realized.