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NAM does NAM things. Too bad it's in clown range.

We got pretty lucky with that because it was a consistent slug of moisture that was heading our way. We didn't really have to worry about precipitation or rates, just ptype. Even with a pretty unseasonable airmass like that, November climo took over. I hope these potential storms that trend into just light to no precip aren't a general theme this year

Hey, at the very least I nailed IAD?

Just like how the Redskins are destined to suck for the next decade or two

Wow, what an incredible series. I'd imagine that's the first time a series has occurred where no team won at home? Crazy stuff

Impressive Nats win! I have a chance of going to game 3 with a few friends on Friday. I'm not too big of a fan of baseball, but seeing a D.C sports team actually do something good in person should help to fill the Dan Snyder sized hole in my heart....

Whenever I think about how poorly run this organization is, it always takes me back to this GIF: Sadly, The Redskins are going nowhere until this goon sells the team. Don't think that will happen until he is gone :/

Maybe your browser sees it as a pop-up and tries to block it? I'm not sure. If I were you, I'd try a different browser, or even the incognito mode on Google Chrome.

Pretty certain the grass is showing more color than the leaves

Interesting stats. I wonder how it fares for wet Septembers. I remember September 2011 being particularly wet, and look what happened there.

Read above. Mistook 04-05 for 04-03. I remember seeing a real neat video showing a nation radar loop for that entire winter of 04-05. IIRC, there was quite the potent southern slider around Christmas? Pretty sure nobody in the immediate region was affected.

Oh sorry, I meant 03-04. I was thinking of an early December event. I know that 04-05 was big for Boston but didn't do much here.

BWI: 11/19 IAD: 11/2 DCA: 11/19 RIC: 11/19 Tiebreaker: 10.23" Indian Summer

I've heard 2004-05 thrown around somewhat as an analog. I remember seeing that was front loaded as well. How did the immediate DC area fare? All I remember seeing is a KU event that mainly targeted away from DC

Looks like he found the analogs JB gets

Thought you were kidding for a second. Geez.

Adding nothing to the conversation except for a neat looking volcanic eruption. Don't know how these events effect winters over here.

I've heard different stories, one more serious than I had imagined. I'm not certain that he's trolling

Looks pretty darn promising, but seasonals are, well, seasonals.

Redskins choking games, 540 line within view on the long range GFS, Chuck spewing more nonsense. Must be Fall

11/15/18: 1.8" * Very early snowfall boom. 2-4 hours of on and off SN and then sleet. Expected T-0.5" 1/12-13/19: 10.6" ^ Yet another boom. 30 hr event featuring up and down rates, killer WAA and ULL. 1/17/19: 1.6" * Short lived system with decent rates. 2hrs of SN/SN+ in a 5hr system. 1/29/19: 2.1" * Arctic frontal passage boom. Gigantic flakes, 0.9" in an hour. 2/1/19: 1.1" * Another minor boom. Expected D-0.5". Tiny flakes with snow falling in the high 10s to low 20s. 2/10/19: 0.4" * 2/20/19: 4.0" ^ Snow to sleet/freezing rain. Rates of 1-2"/hr during parts of the storm. Absolutely gigantic flakes. 3/1/19: 0.5" * Revised due to NWS totals in my area. 3/8/19: 0.8" Nice little March daytime event. Nov: 1.8" Dec: 0.0" Jan: 14.3" Feb: 5.5" Mar: 1.3" Total: 22.9" *= Winter Weather Advisory ^=WSW

0.8" final

What's this? Snow accumulating in March while above freezing? What a pure meteorological miracle! It's almost as if we have gotten snow above freezing this late into March, if not later before! 0.2" and coming down good

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