There has not been a major Hurricane in the Atlantic basin in July since Emily 2005. This has some potential given the track and favorable conditions shown on the GFS and Euro.
That's an impressive long lived MCS Tuesday comes all the way from the ND. Impressive to see that showing up on so many mesoscale and even global models.
The infamous Texas panhandle cell that the HRRR has been insisting on has formed and is headed towards Amarillo. Not Tornadic yet but could be pretty soon.
Even Scranton looks like sleet/rain on webcam. Snow line is north of there close to the NY Border. Doesn't seem very snowy east of Milton, possibly a large area of sleet.
Back edge of heavy precip hugging I95 DC-Balt and trying to pivot north. Looks similar to what the Euro and RGEM showed. NAM and HRRR were too far east.
Going to be some insane snow rates once the coastal gets captured. I would have driven up to Scranton or Binghamton if I was in the NYC or Philly area.
Snow is obvious on the Brunswick Jefferson and Myersville cams. Probably on all the ones west of there also.
https://chart.maryland.gov/map/default.asp