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2 minutes ago, stormtracker said:

Euro is a disaster.  It's 25 miles WNW and 1mb higher at 30 hours.

i count a three pixel difference on the map - we're f'd

Just now, clskinsfan said:

Sorry if I get a little mouthy in the storm thread. I have been sipping on the Macallan 12 and can get talkative after that

saving the 18 for when the snow actually starts?

anyone know if DCA broke through with more than a T?  Just went for a run around the WH/Monument and it didn't look promising there.

cars topped downtown - i *think* it's snow

some sort of mix downtown - 35F

34 minutes ago, Deck Pic said:

40/22...LFG!

we just dipped below 40!  but rounding, also 40/22 here.

seems like MASN is canning a bunch of the broadcast staff tho (Kolko, others)

we tend to get a minor river influence so that is probably part of it.

19 minutes ago, Deck Pic said:

I'm still 39 at 12th and K....most readings around here are 38-40...dont know about low 40s...seems an outlier...

41 - I'm at 25th and L, and this is 10 stories up.

lol we're in the low 40s here downtown

2 f'ing years - jfc

so this begs the question - when is the last time DCA recorded an inch+ of snow?  Jan 2019 right?

1 hour ago, psuhoffman said:

Here is a scary thought...Dec and Jan are going to finish VERY -AO/NAO. I guarantee you this will be by far the warmest such two month period and it’s likely not even close. 

DC proper struggles to get much below 30F at this point.  We haven't been in the teens in like 2 years.

2 hours ago, PrinceFrederickWx said:

The number of days IMBY with rain hasn’t changed much- it’s that every system that comes through is so juiced up. What used to be a 0.37” storm is now a 2” storm, etc. ENSO seems to have no bearing on the outcome anymore.

locally downtown i've recorded more than 65" of total precip this year - it's crazy.

Just now, nj2va said:

Huh? That sounds like you have loads of free time. Perhaps a knitting hobby or something to add. 
 

Early congrats on another baby! 

thanks!! yea it's been an adventure!

4 minutes ago, SnowGoose69 said:

That’s the same pattern more or less as 93-94 though I believe 93-94 the negative heights by Greenland didn’t extend over the pole so we had somewhat of a phony or weak -AO most of the winter.  That winter wasn’t particularly good in the MA though.  Had the NAO been negative maybe it would have been different but as DT has pointed out before the 93-94 and 14-15 predominant winter patterns it’s next to impossible to have a -NAO 

this is taking me back to late elementary school days but I remember some sort of coastal storm in March '94 where at least western areas got a lot of snow (we got around 20" in the Shen Valley).

Just now, nj2va said:

He sometimes lurks but left the board. Busy with life stuff yadda yadda. 
 

we need a bingo spot for “where’s bob chill”

yeah i hear that - pandemic + two year old + expecting a child early next year has really f'd with my schedule lol

6 hours ago, WxUSAF said:

High of 32 so first subfreezing day of the year

Looks like DCA hit 36 (hit 38 at my station downtown) - DCA hasn't had a subfreezing high since the 2018-2019 winter.  Hell we barely had 30s for highs last "winter".

Wait what happened to BobChill?

overnight low of 23F at DCA is the coldest since Feb 15, 2020 (22F).  feels like it takes a very cold airmass just to get us into the 20s these days.

it's doing something that isn't rain downtown - temp 31/29

lol DCA recorded a trace.

snow/sleet in west end - 32/30

maybe a stray flurry downtown - we barely got below freezing over night (31.6), sitting at 33/23 now.

11 minutes ago, WesternFringe said:

Rippin’ fatties!

Just wanted to get that one off the bingo card.

Augusta County

nice - you are about 10-15 miles west of my parents!