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The other thing too is that there is a slightly better environment east of the Susquehanna river.

Nothing warned north of Owings mill MD atm.

I just look back at the snow . I wanna go to f****** sleep man. Not gonna happen.

I thought I heard a rumble earlier. As far as the parameters I know how to use at this point I didn't find anything particularly menacing in the lower levels. I'm hearing some pretty big gusts outside right now though.

I mean, I have more meso analysis look over what did catch my eye was the the 850's and 500's but I mean, so far everything is meager, maybe working with 300 jkg once I added it up at all levels. East of the river, there is a little more instability and heights.

@Jns2183 i've forgot to include your name and I need to start saving space. . Most likely elevated obviously there's a small amount of surface cape there. I'm assuming that people know that it's you're not going to get 2000 at the surface. From what I understand it takes around 50 to 75 jkg is it start translating to the ground but until I use it a little longer I can't really confirm . Editing again, I hear thunder getting dressed to head out.Other parameters are going to have to wait.

With the gradient, like we're seeing it might be the pudding.

It's like the little engine that could. It certainly seems like it could reach out and touch somebody anytime. I haven't slept in over thirty hours, I'm afraid to even look. Looking at the surface I guarante there's still enough energy to a blow a 5 kilogram rubber made at least five city blocks.

That's some backed low level winds there t Is it not? I'm not quite sure.

Yep . back to edit this one . Don't want give a false flag .Just noticing that there's some surface energy left over and a week overlap upstate. I'm not saying it's gonna amount to something major. Stay safe all

Dude's. The weather's channel's future cast is a beat down. Tornado derecho followed by a double barrel , lake effect northeaster.

Looking forward to twenty years from now reflecting on the all time biggest bust ,because this was one for the books.

Thank you @Jns2183. I originally missed the post with the rbr files. I'll definitely be checking those out over the next couple nights.

I appreciate that and I do.I'll put something together for you. If you ever want to build a system, my son's been going down to Maryland and bringing back the newest generation.o AMD ryzen 7's and trident 75neo RGB sticks at ridiculous prices. I think you could put one together there for nearly half the price. You have to drive down there though, they won't sell it to you for their lowest price online for some reason. I'm actually hoping to head down there later this spring, after I get some mulching in. I'm hoping to put together a gaming and editing pc before ram gets any more out of control. The more you buy, the cheaper it gets. Unless we destabilize , this will probably be my last post for the day.I probably wore my welcome out with some of these guys before the sun even came up.

Link below https://data.ydr.com/tornado-archive/

I don't remember anymore if it was 2011 but it was some where around those years. There was a confirmed F1 on Darry street down twards the home depot.

Sunday, I'll have to tell a story about when I beat him in a race

Legend

I'm starting to see imaginary tornadoes, float by.

I guarantee it.I've talked about it before and someone else here also remembers that storm, one of our members is from hershey. I'm gonna pay for a membership one day, so I can put up videos . I have hershey storm on video. I believe it knocked down a bunch of the kiss light poles.If I remember correctly.

They're few and far between, but we've had some really nasty ones out this way, but nothing super nasty since 2011 locally. There was several the big events from the mid eighties into the early 90s. I'll send you pm with some bangers, you might be able to find some information on. I've already mentioned the low dew point derecho and serial duratio of 89, several times on here. Another one, you might be able to find some history Is the 1988 big 33 Thunderstorm. Not only did it end the big 33 game early, but it injured several kids and knocked down numerous trees at the old outdoor Ymca pool and camp that used to be here in Fairview, township. I remember this one specifically because I was at that game to see some dude named Rocket Ismail. Lol Maryland 13 - Pennsylvania 21 Mother Nature forced an early ending to what might have been the most exciting Big 33 Classic in the long history of the all-star football series. Pennsylvania was declared a 21-13 winner over Maryland in a game that was halted at half-time by a violent thunderstorm. Most of the crowd of 17,334 were well on their way home when game director Mickey Minnich told coaches and players that it would be impossible to resume the action. It was a disappointing ending to what had been an exciting game. Players from both teams said they wish they had been able to return to action.

2011 was also the year that a completely unexpected severe nocturnal, storm erupted over Hershey, and sat over top of them forever, dumping rain. It produced this extremely loud growling thunder. Eventually it collapsed exactly where it had formed and caused quite a bit of damage. It was one of the best lightning storms i've ever seen and probably had the most powerful strokes of any storm that i've ever witnessed. It was surveyed for a tornado, but it was verified as down drafts.'s . A few weeks before that a early morning storm unexpectedly erupted over. palmyra (could be wrong town) that rocked the whole area and made the news just like the Hershey storm for being so obnoxiously loud. It sat for for a well over an hour before it collapsed, I don't think it did as extensive damage as the Hershey storm.

Sun is baking here.I'm not so sure we're done yet.