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All pingers here in NW DC but temp remains steady around 30.0.
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It’s 30/27. Don’t think there is any plain rain quite yet.
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Pouring snow in NW DC, heavily salted road completely caved. Temp has fallen another degree... 30/25.
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Now it’s really coming a couple miles north of you. Pavement starting to cave. 31/25
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One of those situations where the ridges directly to the eats of Cheat Mountain (i.e. North Fork) will prob do better.
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31/24. -SN with a heavy dusting in Mt. Pleasant, DC. Temp has dropped a degree since the precip started.
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31/18 in NW DC
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I’m at 36/18 in Mt. Pleasant. I have about 200 feet of elevation and am right next to rock creek park which may explain the difference?
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Been thinking maybe 1-3 and then slop for a couple days now. Still thinking that way (at least for me in NW).
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Not a bad trend...
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Don’t you owe Richard Lewis some royalties?
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Exactly what I was thinking. I’m about a block from the park...
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Dropped to 30 briefly here in mt pleasant
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Yeah, the NAM unfortunately shows more mixing out toward I-81, but it seems to be depicting more sleet than rain in DC with the temp not getting much above 32-33.
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The accumulated snow depth map can be hit or miss.
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That’s what I’ve been thinking since yesterday. 2-4 with a lot of sleet, maybe 4.5-5 in Tenleytown/Van ness
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It’s mostly sleet technically I believe
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I’m almost that high in DC.
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I still think we at least cover the ground and get a fair amount of sleet.
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Soundings are showing more sleet than rain in the cities. CAA could be enough to at least hold off rain for some time.
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No snow on the backside?
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Agreed... I’ve seen it early and late in the year, but def not in late December.
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Honestly, it’s a weird situation where the hills of NW DC could see twice as much or more as NE/SE DC, PG County. In 30 years, it’s actually a somewhat common scenario.
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Those are six hour snow amounts. Would be a total of 3-6 inches for you.
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Cumberland is surprisingly warm... it’s very low in elevation.
