pazzo83
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some more
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Got some photos for yall
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sometimes you just have to take drastic action
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lightened up jusssst a tad here. Rosslyn is faintly visible.
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was thinking the SAME thing - i mean it was snowing 1000 miles west of here up until a few hours ago
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should've taken a bus or metro tho
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this is my first real snowstorm back with the DC crew in a LONG time - i am pumped.
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my mark now is the crane on 30th and M St NW in Georgetown, which is 5 blocks away - it is no longer visible.
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roads are covered here along Penn Ave in Foggy Bottom - mod/heavy snow, 30.6F
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light snow in foggy bottom now - rosslyn skyline still visible for now
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My parents live about 10 miles to your east!
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flurries in foggy bottom
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i've seen some cherry blossoms in the past few days as well - bout to say "bye bye" to them for a lil while
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lol meanwhile
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this is kind of like how Jan 2016 was in NY - > the north trend just kept being better and better for us.
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35.4 / 18 rn in downtown DC https://www.wunderground.com/personal-weather-station/dashboard?ID=KDCWASHI234
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gusted up to 25mph here 10 stories up in west end DC - started blowing my patio furniture around a bit tho
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DCA finishes October 11th with a high of 83 and low of 70, making it the 5th straight day of lows of 70+ (a record for October). It has finally dropped below 70F now for the first time since 10am on Saturday, Oct 6th. Remarkable.
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upper 70s and humid at midnight in mid October totally normal
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2.19" on Sunday in West End, DC, with 0.19" on Saturday and 4.88" on Friday - that gives us 7.26" since Friday. Just ridiculous amounts of rain here since really May.
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We did it guys!!!
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It's going the wrong way again.
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Dude Arctic sea ice is flat-lining in the middle of freaking January:
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Umm
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Some good data from one of our own: It's kind of insane that over half of the days of 2016 set daily records for low sea ice. I mean, can you imagine if there were a particular station that recorded daily record highs for 200 days of a particular year? Alarm bells would be blaring far and wide... Also, I found this graph PARTICULARLY troubling (from Svalbard, Norway):
