southmdwatcher

Measured 0.13" from the early morning shower.

Without a dam failure, that reading is 5 feet above the previous record crest.

The pictures of the I40 washout seemed to hit social media prior to the news of the Waterville dam failure

With the 500mb upper low seemingly stationary over western KY and TN, wouldn't that force the track of Helene more than a little bit east of Tallahassee and Atlanta?? Thought this upper low was supposed to be cut off over Arkansas or Oklahoma to allow the western paths.

Oh so the western folks might FINALLY get a 2 inch plus rain event. Meanwhile, the eastern folks get a tornado outbreak....or what would seem that way around here.....hope we smash the Ivan event in 2004.

Oh my, Debby is gonna get offshore way earlier than was expected.

Dang, how long have you all lived here??? This region is super humid and hot during the Summer. We have all these rivers and the Chesapeake Bay. If you live up in the highlands or plateau and never lived in the lowlands then no disrespect towards you. We are close enough to eastern Canada, to have a few backdoor cold fronts each Summer that make it less humid and cooler....but some years we stay hot and humid all Summer.

Debby is doing a center relocation or fujiwara for the past 3 or 4 hours.....Tampa radar has had the center moving eastward for 3 hours now. That has to impact the models coming up tonight, the track and so forth.

There are some healthy circulations with CC drops in the band approaching Tampa area.

Radar is fizzling out, once again.

Flood Watch again for DC Metro...edit DC/FFX/PG and south and eastward.

Reagan National is supposedly at 100.9F at 2:20 pm as per GREarth.

These are some rather swift developing severe storms. Wow.

22/15/8

That line of strong to severe storms crossing the crest of the Appalachians, in West Virginia is not immediately followed up by any storms as of this moment. Tomorrow could be quite interesting in this region.