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Still lookin good!
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Yeah, it's time to disengage.
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Very weak? And there was still snow cover on Xmas eve from the Dec storm, although it was rapidly going at that point with fog and rain incoming iirc. So there was snow cover for at least 6 days. The 2 big storms in Feb featured snow on snow, so there was snow otg again for a week at minimum. Yes Chuck, sun contributes to melting snow, esp when temps are above freezing. We ain't Maine dude. What did you think of the late Jan storm that winter?
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Latest guidance is in agreement for a general inch(give or take) across the region later Saturday. Much needed.
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That appears to be an excerpt from the CPC prognostic discussion for the 6-10 period, so probably not. I always include a link when I make posts like that.
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Probably more like x 1.414. Impact likely offset by dilation though.
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Eastern areas ended up with the latter(closer to 12 in most cases) due to the dry slot from hell and nothing from the deform band. I had 15 here. Still a nice storm, and I had one other minor event that winter, so ended up right around average. The overall warmth was hard to take though.
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Sounds like a reference to the electrical grid in the South central/ SE US. https://www.serc1.org/about-serc A bit odd to use that in the context of a weather outlook.
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35 here
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High of 67 here. Low was 47. Currently 60.
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Maybe a heavy rain threat this weekend with strong low pressure moving to our NW and an impressive moisture feed into our region. Really need a widespread soaker.
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I watered the grass and some of my plants yesterday.
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Same here. Next chance is Saturday. Looks decent on the guidance but plenty of time for that to disintegrate.
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Drizzle here early this morning. 0.00" in the gauge.
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I need me a part time gig at a brewery lol.
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"Always a surprise under an upper low". Your area is one of the few 'haves' with this one. My sis lives in Glyndon and had a hell of a hailstorm, after getting some heavy rain this morning.
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A few inches in the western highlands isn't far fetched given the advertised pattern.
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Looks like an in-between fail here. Nice convection firing just to my northeast in N central DE, and the stuff to the west looks like it will miss to my NW. That 3/4" deluge a week ago Thursday is a distant memory. Dry as a bone with the +15 to 20F departures, wind, and relatively low humidity of late. Only good news is skeeters have no chance to get going. Been many years since my seasonal wetland was this dry in Spring.
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I'm with ya. Doing some outside projects now and I am not crazy about the late June temps and humidity. I will gladly take typical early April weather for the end of the month. If it ends up on the wet side, can't complain about that either. We will be in bad shape if we don't get some rain over the coming weeks. Beyond that we depend largely on scattered convection for moisture.
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My sister sent me a vid of the hailstorm at her house near Reisterstown. Pretty intense. Nothing here. Super nice day with lots of puffy clouds and some mini towers, but no precip.
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Wouldn't mind seeing something kinda like this next Jan-Feb.
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High of 86.
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Most of the concern is because peeps don't want to have to water plants/lawns lol. I am good with abnormally dry in the early Spring. Wetland never really got wet this year- just some spotty, very shallow areas so it was an easy(and cheaper) job to larvicide. With the early heat and leaf out, that area will be completely dry in no time.
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ENSO diagnostic discussion just updated today- https://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/analysis_monitoring/enso_advisory/ensodisc.shtml ^The ENSO blog is a good read.
