pazzo83
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probably not much given the terrain there.
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Wilma-esque
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yeah this is gonna be Hugo-like impacts well inland
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Perry should get into the eye
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stream went dead
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i hope these guys know what they are doing...
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Tallahassee is not lookin good
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maybe it's just me but I feel like we've frequently observed tiny wobbles right before landfall of the storm trying to avoid land.
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i hope folks can appreciate this afterwards. just incredible work.
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la nada here, per usual
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bring that this way please!
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btw, in Tenley it's 99F with the dewpoint going between 74 and 75F. Brutal. HI of 110-115F.
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Capital Weather says this is the 10th time this year we've hit 99F+, 3rd most on record. That's impressive.
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i wonder when was the last time we hit 100+ in every month of meteo summer?
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pretty impressed honestly - river isn't as warm as back in July and the winds were only kind of cooperating.
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DCA heard that and said, "ok pal, let's see"
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Were you in the area for Hurricane Fran? Parts of the central Shenandoah Valley got 20+" with that storm.
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Between 3.5" and 4" here in upper NW DC. Can't complain!
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Heads up - looks like there is some rotation in these cells coming into PG County
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heavy shower over upper NW DCA did sneak in another 90+ high today.
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I was out of town but 2024 now has the record for most 80+ lows (8) - truly extraordinary.
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i was in NYC at the time but 2010-2012 were just absolutely horrendous. NYC when it's 104-105F is about the worst thing ever (especially at night when it's still in the 90s once you get out of Central Park).
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Last 30 days at DCA have been: High: 94.7 Low: 75.2 Avg: 85 (84.98)
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Perhaps? especially given the moderating conditions of the river (on both sides), unless the river was frozen I guess. It just seems it is very hard for DCA to hit 100F given the prevalent south wind in the summer, vs the more W to NW flow in the winter (which would probably lessen the effects of the river). Either way, streaks of sub 20 highs or 100+ highs are not terribly common at that location.
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First time DC has had 101F+ four days in a row
