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HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL DISCUSSION
MIDDLE ATLANTIC RIVER FORECAST CENTER
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE STATE COLLEGE PA
 952 AM EDT WED JUN 19 2013


RAINFALL DURING THE PAST 24 HOURS WAS WIDESPREAD ACROSS OUR SOUTHERN
AND NEW JERSEY BASINS. THE HIGHEST AMOUNTS GENERALLY FELL SOUTH AND
EAST OF OUR FORECAST POINTS. RAIN ELSEWHERE WAS SPOTTY AND MUCH
LIGHTER. THE HIGHEST AMOUNTS FROM 12Z TUESDAY TO 12Z WEDNESDAY:

  Value  County                St  Location
   3.55  Anne Arundel          MD  Deale 0.9SE COCO
   3.54  Kent                  DE  Kitts Hummock DEOS
   3.44  Burlington            NJ  Indian Mills
   3.15  Prince Georges        MD  Cedarville
   2.61  Gloucester            NJ  Pitman 0.1W COCO
   2.49  Sussex                DE  Seaford DEOS
   2.45  Caroline              MD  Greensboro 1.4ENE CO
   2.37  Atlantic              NJ  Atlantic City
   2.32  Cape May              NJ  Woodbine 5.1NE COCO
   2.21  Camden                NJ  Winslow Twp 3.5W COC
   2.20  Atlantic              NJ  Folsom 3.2SE COCO
   2.15  Burlington            NJ  Pemberton Twp 3SSE C
   2.10  Sussex                DE  Georgetown
   2.04  Ocean                 NJ  Berkeley Twp 1.3SSW
   2.01  New Castle            DE  Clayton 6.6W COCO

AN UPPER LEVEL RIDGE WILL MIGRATE EASTWARD FROM THE PLAINS. THIS WILL
PROVIDE THE BASINS WITH GENERALLY DRY WEATHER EXCEPT SOME POP UP
AFTERNOON AND EARLY EVENING SHOWERS OR THUNDERSTORMS MAINLY IN THE
HIGHER ELEVATIONS OF VIRGINIA.

72 HOUR QPF IS ZERO EXCEPT UNDER A TENTH OF AN INCH IN THE UPPER
PORTIONS OF THE JAMES AND SHENANDOAH BASINS.

MINOR CHANGES IN STAGE WILL BE THE TREND ACROSS OUR BASINS FOR THE
NEXT FEW DAYS.
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