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Looks like it will, but we'll see when it enters the metro area where all those outflow boundaries have gone every which way
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That big northern AA cell is still building south. Not sure exactly where you are, but think you're close...
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About 0.7”. Been thundering almost constantly for nearly 3 hours
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Two big outflows about to collide near the Potomac north of DC
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Still very unlucky for MBy rainfall lol
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If that was happening over downtown Ellicott city it would be testing the new flood mitigation
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STW posted
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Severe Storm Watch now issued for most of LWX
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Constant thunder
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WPC meso posted for entire LWX zone for flash flood potential
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Clouds and thunder from that big cell on the HoCo-MoCo line, but it’s building the wrong way eta…same area in HoCo that got the good last evening going to win again
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19z hrrr more like NAM in that regard. Very nice everyone wins scenario
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My yard is looking like Texas hardpan so the runoff would be high in any quick downpour
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18z hrrr most encouraging run of the day for metro area rainfall
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I’ve seen lots of pinks and purples on QPF maps for awhile and the ground truth has been lacking
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12z guidance suggests today we’re too far south and tomorrow too far north.
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Going to be 0.1” or just over in Columbia. Maybe just a T for Greenbelt.. crazy I95 rain shield
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I95 split for the ages so far. Hopefully it fills in
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Just had lightning and thunder in Greenbelt
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That specific cell will miss MBY northwest @yoda but stuff is popping so we’ll see
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Storm just popped behind the bay breeze front in northern AA county
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Going to develop overhead? Radar looks like shit for us
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Shitty metro area fail? Or will that EZF cluster push north?
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Hrrr seems to have the evolution down , but coverage looks higher than it shows
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Hard to be 100% sure with all the ground clutter on radar, but looks like there’s a bay breeze boundary in southern AA and Calvert counties.
