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power already flickering here as first sound of distant thunder arrives
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storm severity was a surprise, power out more than 6 hours, measured 0.60"
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I'd estimate 1" in past 24 hours W of BWI, my digital gauge was reading too low because it had a tiny leaf interfering with its tipping bucket, interesting that it was still registering a non-zero amount despite the leaf
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digital says 0.19" so far for the event W of BWI, which sounds too low compared to my eyeballing rainfall rates, gotta put out an old-school gauge to compare
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so far 0.15" for the event W of BWI
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nothing here so far, those green areas on radar have been splitting west and east as they head north
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If we keep getting these "drought busters" the area is going to become a desert. Instead we need a "build an ark" event in which case we might net half an inch.
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another 0.02" today brings May's total to 0.19", more misses than a 24-hour Vegas wedding chapel, radar shows that batch of rain moving east from WV is no match for the local drywall
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We've learned what area wide and widespread mean. Added 0.02" overnight for a monthly grand total of 0.17 W of BWI.
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still drier W of BWI than Carrie Nation's home town
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in case anyone is listening, the security certificate for forecast.weather.gov expired today, which means some folks can't view the site
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nary a drop today here W of BWI, still stuck at 0.15" for the month
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0.15" total for the month W of BWI, not exactly what I was hoping for
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Totally busted the Trace previously recorded for the month thanks to the soaking 0.01" added today west side of BWI.
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hanging tough at 0.00T total for the month, it's a capital T so we good
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Drywall still intact here after today's T of tstorm sprinks
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I'd like some free water for the plants but whoever put up the drywall to our west did a heckuva job.
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Interpreting wx radar after color inflation: green = partly cloudy, dark green = cloudy, yellow = virga, orange = sprinkles, red = moderate sprinkles, purple = light rain, blinking dark purple = rain, radar inoperative = rain, sometimes moderate
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in weather radar, yellow is the new green
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lots of the letter T in my station's snowfall logs this year, but given the cold temps, today I had to use a bigger T, woo hoo
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Come out, Virginia, don't let me wait You snow-holic girls start much too late Aw, but sooner or later, it comes down to fate This might as well be the one
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Mr. Miyagi says "Snow on"
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hail during the downpour but no thunder, peak gust of 42, temp now dropping
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Mr. Miyagi designed at least some of the models. You know, "Snow on, snow off." It's all just normal preparation for the real event.
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stormtracker trying to prevent imby jacker suicides, but tilting at windmills might be more effective
