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George BM

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  1. Herndon, VA 11/30/2021: T 1/03/2022: 6.0" 1/07/2022: 4.8" 1/16-17/2022: 2.8" ... Total as of January 17, 2022: 13.6" Highest La Nina snow total IMBY since 2006.
  2. Just a little more than 1 1/2 hours after it was 23F IAD has officially hit the freezing mark. IAD: 32/29 as of 7:36pm. Strong WAA doing its thing.
  3. Wonder how much accretion we get on the trees before we pull far enough above that freezing mark for accretion to stop? Probably enough to make the trees look pretty.
  4. 2.8" for the total here in Herndon before the flip. IAD was at 23F at 6:00pm. ... Now IAD has rocketed up to 30F as of 7:04pm est.
  5. Nope. That's always been there. It's from some big hills to the SW of the site IIRC.
  6. On February 7th, 2020 the surface pressure got down to around or just below 980mb. This is the event that spawned those QLCS tornadoes that morning.
  7. Small flakes which shatter into white specks when hitting the roof of my car here since 12:50pmish. Herndon, VA
  8. Putting this in here as well. Possible implications down the road? We'll see. This is the Tonga eruption which occurred just after 400z today.
  9. Don't worry. DCA also got that midnight high of 34F today and will get that above freezing high at 11:59pm tomorrow in most classy DCA fashion. 30+ highs FO-EVA!
  10. I patiently await your posting of it.
  11. I know that everyone is focused on the MLK storm but it's actually a fairly mild day today. IAD up to 50F so far.
  12. I thought we were past this stage. There's got to be a program that those two can attend to help with their problems. Bottling up anger to the point of kicking bunnies and puppies is so unhealthy for the heart.
  13. Yeah. That Sunday return looks iffy atm with snow, potential heavy, during the PM hours of Sunday before any potential flip. At least that's how it looks at the moment. Details are still changing of course. I would AWD just to be safe.
  14. Nah. More likely DCA gets down to 22F during the night then rises towards morning as low-level southerly flow increases.
  15. Come on DCA! Don't DCA this up!
  16. If you only looked at the snowmaps you'd think the storm was 18-24 hours away.
  17. https://www.weather.gov/media/lwx/climate/dcatemps.pdf Not that you'd be surprised by this but in this pdf notice the annual temps at DC since 1871.
  18. The Wintercane will be an Apps runner by gametime.
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