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Sun already back out after the DC storm, which was fading by the time it got to me on the Hill.
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Ditto on Capitol Hill. Sun is almost out, but it is just POURING.
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I had hail the size of whatever is one step up from pea sized on Capitol Hill. Jawbreaker size, I guess.
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Yes, sorry, I had meant that the big change in temps I was seeing is Thursday to Friday. I'll go back into my corner and cross my fingers until then. Thanks.
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If tomorrow is a big show, will that lessen the chances of another big show on Thursday? (worried about an outdoor event Thursday evening) Never a good sign when one day's forecasted high is 93 and the next day is 82.
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I can see some of the lightning from SE DC. .
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Cloudburst just popped up right over SE DC/Nats Park. .
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Sky looking a mite green here on Capitol Hill.
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Back to fatties downtown!
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Franklin Square.
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Just walked to the Eastern Market subway station and the precip was definitely pinging on my umbrella.
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Picking up again on Capitol Hill.
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As a longtime resident of Capitol Hill, I will always take the under on a changeover to sleet/slop. But hope springs eternal.
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DC split a nice way to end things.
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I didn't measure earlier today, but I've got 8 inches on the trash cans and 2 inches on the sidewalk that I shoveled at 4pm (and that caved immediately).
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Radar blossoming a bit again?
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The fool's errand of trying to capture snow in progress, but maybe you can see.
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Puking snow on the Hill by the SE Fwy. Gorgeous.
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Picture perfect snowfall continuing here. Big steady flakes.
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If that's the beginning of the pivot line on radar, it can just stay right where it is right now, thankyouverymuch. Fatties falling on the Hill.
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South side of Capitol Hill.
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Yup, lull is over on Capitol Hill.
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My cobblestone street on the Hill has now caved.
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Now starting a more moderate level of extremely light snow on Capitol Hill.
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I feel so gypped. I was inside my office building at McPherson Square, walking pretty deeply into the center of the building on the 4th floor, and I heard some rumbling and felt a thud like some heavy equipment was getting moved (I wasn't that far from the freight elevators, so it wasn't that abnormal of a sound/sensation). I kept walking, and it wasn't until I got to the lobby and saw the hordes of flustered people heading for the exits that I found out what happened. Two things on my desk were tipped over, so if I had just stayed put for about 20 seconds longer I would have known what was going on. Everyone who sits around me said it was totally obvious it was an earthquake. Waaah!
