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DMV Weather :vaflag: :mdflag:

Areas of south of D.C. were upgraded to a moderate risk of severe thunderstorms for Monday evening; abundant low level wind shear will be sufficient for damaging straight line winds, tornadoes, and hail, primarily between 5pm and 9pm and from to Virginia Beach to Tappahannock (for the strongest storms, as indicated by models as of this morning).

This image appears to be a weather-related map, likely showing a severe weather outlook for a specific region in the eastern United States, including parts of Virginia, Maryland, West Virginia, and Washington, D.C. The map is color-coded with different regions highlighted: - **Green** (northern areas, including Baltimore and parts of Maryland) likely represents a marginal or lower risk. - **Brown** (central region including Washington, D.C., parts of Maryland, and northern Virginia) could indicate a slightly elevated risk. - **Yellow** (southern and central Virginia, including Richmond, Lynchburg, and Virginia Beach) suggests a more significant severe weather risk. This map likely originates from the Storm Prediction Center (SPC) or National Weather Service (NWS), indicating a forecast for severe thunderstorms, including potential tornadoes, hail, or damaging winds.
Mar 30, 2025, 01:02 PM·Public·Elk
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Nazani

@rvaweather
Right now it looks like a 50% chance of ANY rain!

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DMV Weather :vaflag: :mdflag:

@Nazani Still some questions as to whether storms will be individual cells scattered around, or form into a line. If the situation is the former, then some people are definitely going to miss out on rain.

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