pazzo83
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Exactly - by late summer we're banking on tropical systems, which might be an issue this year.
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we are nearing full leaf-out in NW DC in the 2nd week of April wtf
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oh i'm not complaining - but the drought outlook is a bit worrying.
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yeah the outlook ain't great
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Dulles is definitely starting to develop some sort of UHI as that area continues to grow. The freeze warning was def a bit excessive for the more urban locations in and around DC - DCA only got down to 41 which was also my low in Tenleytown.
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You hear the same thing in the NY area, with people way out in the burbs complaining that KNYC is too warm - it's the station for New York City, not your town.
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I am about 5-6 miles away from DCA and my low was 37 (so 3F cooler than DCA - which is about right). DCA is meant to represent the urban area of DC + Arlington/Alexandria.
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Getting a T in April to cap off one of the most pathetic winters in recorded history for DC would just be perfect. A day after we were pushing 90F...
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possible explanation from CWG:
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DCA reported IP at 11:25am with a temp of 53F. lol
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lol - NYC finally got into the fun (upper 70s) but Boston is stuck in the low-mid 40s. No thanks.
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87 for the high here
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79/61 here - low of 66.7F - elevation helps little lol. We are close enough to more built up areas around Wisconsin Ave that the heat island persists here pretty strongly.
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Some of those highest peaks in NC can get snow into like June - this looks like the perfect spring set up for them.
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looks like DCA at least tied its record
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Must've called the measuring teams from Central Park or DCA.
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Low of 42 here - the growing season is in full swing.
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60F at the midnight hour.
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just unstoppable. if we keep having drought issues persist into late spring, watch out.
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nothing else seems to be working lol
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lol i was in Philly that year in grad school and the only part that sucked was that the city didn't plow or shovel shit. I had to walk across the Walnut St bridge to class in 2-3ft of snow multiple times. But the storms were incredible.
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It was NYC's biggest snowstorm. I'll take that any day of the week, even if the rest of the winter is shit.
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High of 71 today at DCA. Man - doesn't get much better.
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and now you're much closer to the train with the silver line! Mid 60s here - just gorgeous.
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If anyone is thinking about going down to the Mall / Tidal Basin - do. not. drive. Metro is crowded but you'll get there.
