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  2. Bob Chill
    Finally breaking the back on the drought. It's been straight crunchy dust down here for months. Had a sporty storm roll through a couple hours ago with some gully washing and gusts near 40mph. Picked up 1.3" in under an hour and now round 2 is rolling through. Could be close to 2" by morning. This is awesome
  3. WxUSAF
    45 and rain for us!
  4. nj2va
    That slug in CVA moving towards DC looks nice
  5. dendrite
    Hopefully lots of clouds for as long as possible. Do not want the 30s.
  6. steve392
    .25" of rain from thunderstorm last night and rain today. Plants woke up. Hoping grass greens up again quickly.
  7. A-L-E-K
    Barry the goat How does he do it
  8. smokeybandit
    I picked up about an inch this week. I wish it was more, but my lawn is finally starting to show signs of life.
  9. stormy
    That will be a blessing................
  10. SnowenOutThere
    I’ll happily be enjoying my 30 degrees with ripping snow on the trails of WV.
  11. dailylurker
    I like the radar. I might do a rain Jeb walk later on.
  12. powderfreak
    There is… still some large scale wind drifts as patches and small patches left in the high NE facing spruce forests. Getting down there though to the final coldest/shadiest spots.
  13. CoastalWx
    It’s also too cold
  14. GaWx
    1957-8, 1972-3, and 1982-3 had the most wintry precipitation of the super Ninos in the SE US. Also, 1957-8 was cold vs the NN of 72-3 and 82-3. 65-6 was also cold.
  15. Poker2015
    Even looking at the drought map, most of the area is barely in a drought. Yes, down south its a little worse in areas but not most of us. Even before the last couple "dry" years, go back a few more years and we were averaging 3-4" more than normal every year for a while. It all evens out.
  16. Lava Rock
    any snow left at the top of stowe?
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  18. michsnowfreak
    It was frosty in much of the lower peninsula too. The U.P. is a different world BUT I am convinced Bo literally lives in the best spot possible (at least the best spot thats inhabitable) for a winter lover.
  19. mappy
    1.06”
  20. michsnowfreak
    1982-83 was hands down the worst winter of the strong nino bunch here.
  21. Eskimo Joe
    Enjoy your 35 and driving rain this winter.
  22. Eskimo Joe
    Wow Keedysville mesonet site is on pace to break 2" of rain today. 18z HRRR has another 1" - 2.5" from I-70 north through noon Sunday.
  23. michsnowfreak
    Oh for sure. Its all relative. We still have winter, just not as much as we normally do. Ive been saying since March, and will only get more confident if el nino stays on the strong path, that next winter will see less cold and snowcover but a bigger storm. Multiple instances of good storms in strong Nino winters. Usually get a few of the very scenic paste jobs too.
  24. Mrs.J
    Think you may be right. Got .49” yesterday. So far today have .42”. I keep looking at the forecast for Wolf Trap as we are headed down for a concert tonight. Glad Mr. J got indoor seating and not lawn. Going to be chilly though. Have to break out the jeans.
  25. tamarack
    That had been my thinking. When I vertically inserted the snow shovel, I could see it 3-4" into the stuff - not really surprising for snow that's 98.6% air.
  26. Damage In Tolland
    What?
  27. metagraphica
    The weekend keeps looking better and better...
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