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Severe Weather Through 11 PM 

from Carolinas to Mid-Atlantic

• TORNADO WATCHES IN EFFECT FOR EASTERN MID-ATLANTIC THROUGH 11 PM.

• PASSAGE OF WARM FRONT THIS AFTERNOON WILL BRING TORRENTIAL DOWNPOURS INTO THE PM COMMUTE;

• SHORT RANGE MODELS SHOW LINES OF STORMS MAY MOVE NORTH AND EAST ALONG I-95 CORRIDOR FROM 4 TO 7 PM;

• AFTER WARM FRONT PASSES, SUPERCELLS MAY DEVELOP AHEAD OF COLD FRONT, PRODUCING FUNNEL CLOUDS / ISOLATED TORNADOES EAST OF 95 TO MD EASTERN SHORE, EASTERN VA & DELAWARE

STATEMENT FROM NOAA STORM PREDICTION CENTER

HAZARDS FOR PARTS OF THE MID-ATLANTIC STATES INTO THE CAROLINAS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING:

• SCATTERED SEVERE STORMS WITH SEVERAL TORNADOES;
• A FEW OF WHICH SHOULD BE STRONG, AND DAMAGING WINDS;
• ISOLATED LARGE HAIL 

[LOCATIONS AFFECTED  BY ENHANCED RISK OF TORNADOES]: 

• DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, SOUTHERN MARYLAND
• CENTRAL AND EASTERN VIRGINIA;
• CENTRAL AND EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA;
• NORTHERN SOUTH CAROLINA 

Future radar for 4 PM EST today
SOURCE: NAM MODEL, tropicaltidbits.com

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