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DC: Here comes the rain.
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Ken Pryor
@stormrangerwx.bsky.social
Weather alert: hailstorm just moved through #newmarketmd at 9:30 am EDT. Pea-size hail with a 4-degree F temperature drop, produced by shallow mini-supercell type storms with echo tops near 15K feet. Wind gust potential of 20-30 mph. @capitalweather.bsky.social #WxSky #WXWatchers #mdwx
9:52 AM · Apr 20, 2026
@stormrangerwx.bsky.social
Weather alert: hailstorm just moved through #newmarketmd at 9:30 am EDT. Pea-size hail with a 4-degree F temperature drop, produced by shallow mini-supercell type storms with echo tops near 15K feet. Wind gust potential of 20-30 mph. @capitalweather.bsky.social #WxSky #WXWatchers #mdwx
9:52 AM · Apr 20, 2026
Weather alert: hailstorm just moved through #newmarketmd at 9:30 am EDT. Pea-size hail with a 4-degree F temperature drop, produced by shallow mini-supercell type storms with echo tops near 15K feet. Wind gust potential of 20-30 mph. @capitalweather.bsky.social #WxSky #WXWatchers #mdwx
— Ken Pryor (@stormrangerwx.bsky.social) 2026-04-20T13:52:50.513Z
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Although in Colorado, that barely qualifies as hail. More like chunky snow. 
