pazzo83
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Late January of 2002 featured an absolutely INSANE heat wave. It hit 81F in Staunton (https://www.wunderground.com/history/monthly/us/va/weyers-cave/KSHD/date/2002-1) and DCA hit 77F. I remember going to school in shorts that day.
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More!
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Downtown DC in the snow!
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Don you really are a treasure on these boards.
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some light rain downtown - 45/36
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can we get this guy out of here?
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don't know if folks are seeing - but it is ripping rn in parts of Alabama. Headed this way.
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here we go
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Folks keep mentioning how insane the cutoff appears to be (as modeled) - those of us who are old will remember a similar absolutely insane cutoff from the surprise Jan 25 2000 storm (another storm that used to be close to an auto-ban for a while if brought up in the context of storm chances withering away, i.e. "what about Jan 25 2000??")
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52/42 here in West End, DC
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Bringing up March 2001 should be an auto-ban - Ji knows better lol
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MODS.
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which one did you get?
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66/53 is the high/low pair for DCA - more typical of late April lol.
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57F downtown to ring in the new year. Ridiculous.
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Pathetic how mid 30s outside feels freezing. It's a cold night if we dip below freezing lol.
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DCA hit 80F again. Endless summer continues.
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turned on our A/C for all of a couple hours today (we face west/north and get absolutely hammered by sunlight in the afternoon with a ton of windows). Back into the 60s already! We haven't had temps like this since like May lol.
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we earned this.
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R train tunnel between Manhattan and Brooklyn was closed for a loonggg time. Lots of damage to the tunnels between Manhattan and Brooklyn/Queens. -
1.87" here downtown - first time below 70F since Aug 8 lol
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we had that very early this morning - woke the entire DC metro area up lol
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yikes - possible tornado in Bayonne about to go into the Harbor... headed for Brooklyn...
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what a nightmare of a storm
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I remember being on this very board (it actually might've still been Eastern at that point) and there started being reports of levee failures in some of the more susceptible wards. This was a pre-Twitter world, but I remember starting to see reports of this on the news late that night.
