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Lee's Remnants and the Mid-Atlantic


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NWS sounds like bullseye shifts West into Hagerstown, Martinsburg, Frederick, and Fairfax although not a repeat of the totals from yesterday. Based on radar trends, I don't see that happening anytime soon.

A PRES TROF FM KATIA WL STRETCH WWD TWD THE UPR LOW. THIS COMBO WL CHG ORIENTATION OF BAND FM N-S TO SE-NW. THAT/LL PUSH BULLSEYE WWD INTO N-CENTRL MD/ERN WVA...AND ALSO ALLW FOR A BREATHER FOR SRN MD/NRN NECK. PWAT VALUES WL DECREASE TO -ONLY- 1.5-2.0 INCHES...SO PCPN RATES WONT BE QUITE AS EFFICIENT. BUT...THERE/S STILL A CNVCTV ELEMENT...AS INSTBY WL RESIDE IN INVERTED TROF TWD UPR LOW. WL BE KEEPING POPS AS DEF EZF-HGR EWD TO METRO BALT TAFTN

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Closing in on 8" storm total at the nearby personal wx station. 6"+ of which is since yesterday.

Earthquake, hurricane, flood...blizzard? :snowman:

yes please! might as well.

- lots of flooding in Cockeysville this morning, accident on 83 completely screwing up my morning commute. Doesn't look to stop anytime soon.

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Eastern areas have been the bullseye for the last couple of weeks.

From Irene forward through yesterday

IAD: 5.76"

My backyard: 6.18"

DCA: 9.07"

BWI: 11.53"

Very impressive for 95 and east. I believe Baltimore had another 6"+ event before Irene too if I remember correctly. My Irene + Lee total is currently 4.55" in Frederick. Shows the sharp cutoff as I'm only 50 miles from Baltimore.

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