pazzo83
-
Posts
31,350 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Blogs
Forums
American Weather
Media Demo
Store
Gallery
Everything posted by pazzo83
-
Last year, as others have said. The last time we had the situation we see this year was 2020, which had 46 days of 90+ and 42 days of 32 or below. 2019 had 47 days of 32 or below and 62 90+ days (one of the highest on record). This year is remarkable though, with only 24 days with freezing temps (I don't think that includes today - so make it 25). From what I can see that is the lowest on record for DCA, with the next closest being 28 days in 1969. We'll see if we break that record.
-
DCA hit 32F. Still looking at one of the lowest number of <=32F days in a calendar year on record. We'll have had more 90+ days than <=32F days.
-
i'm assuming the usage of the word "discreet" here is a board joke?
-
i remember skies like that in western Augusta County. Just stunning.
-
i think it's one thing to post very high level maps trying to establish how the pattern might evolve over the ensuing two-three weeks. But looking at individual storms and upper air temps on a localized level... come on man.
-
we used to have standards on these boards
-
man, in terms of "what needs to change for us to get some legit snow", we definitely have the precip part figured out. I think this is the wettest month of the year for me.
-
Yeah I'm at 36" on the year which is low but not catastrophically so. Over 5" this month helps.
-
3.01" in NW DC. Now drying out. Looks like it's in the low 40s on Mount Washington - has to be near a record high: https://mesowest.utah.edu/cgi-bin/droman/meso_base_dyn.cgi?stn=KMWN
-
2" at DCA.
-
2.5" in NW DC.
-
it's even above freezing on the top of Mount Washington right now. https://mountwashington.org/weather/mount-washington-weather/
-
what do you have? I have one of the Ambient Weather models.
-
easily.
-
just pouring here - man. we are making a late run to close our annual precip deficit lol
-
2" here.
-
Dews are in the 60s along the eastern shore with gusts of 60+ mph. I mean...
-
looks like some back-filling coming in from the south - wonder if these are more squally so will have some winds with them.
-
some place in SC got 13" of rain - absolutely insane for a non-tropical system.
-
1.7" here in Tenleytown - pouring.
-
kind of the insanity of the NYC UHI on display today (which is definitely enhanced by the city being on the coast). Today was a perfectly sunny day, and the high was 54 and low of 46. So that's a 8 degree diurnal temp variation on a sunny winter day - lol.
-
after a high in the low 60s, 43F at this hour.
-
this is a triple phaser right?
-
yeah i follow Jeff Beradelli who is now a met in Tampa, and he's been posting some pretty nasty radar images.
-
exactly - snow in the single digits isn't exactly enjoyable (esp for the kids). Give me heavy snow and like 23F. Perfect.
