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  1. SnowtoRain
    Looks like you will get some.
  2. SnowtoRain
    Always the split. The line over Kent Island just misses and the line over VA will go poof as it approaches. Seems to be the general rule for the midshore.
  3. SnowtoRain
    0.00 in Easton, at this point drought impacts are going to persist even if we start to get normal precip. It will take quite a bit of precip to recharge the shallow aquifer. Looks like streams are at all time lows and the groundwater is ~2' lower than all time lows. Some of the ag fields we monitor have not had a "normal" water table in 3 years.
  4. SnowtoRain
    Driest rain I have ever seen.
  5. SnowtoRain
    These storms are allergic to the eastern shore
  6. SnowtoRain
    .47"
  7. SnowtoRain
    0.41"
  8. SnowtoRain
    0.02" 2 day total, 1.18" for the month
  9. SnowtoRain
    Swing and a miss
  10. SnowtoRain
    0.05", 2.22" for month, a number of stream gauges with extremely low conditions https://waterdata.usgs.gov/state/maryland/
  11. SnowtoRain
    This is underwhelming on the Eastern Shore. 0.00" with showers falling apart.
  12. SnowtoRain
    30.2
  13. SnowtoRain
    0.05" woof. 1.87" month.
  14. SnowtoRain
    Pws hit 90, closest mesonet 88. It was a hot and windy bike ride this afternoon.
  15. SnowtoRain
    First legit thunderstorm of the season, 1.03".
  16. SnowtoRain
    Low of 35 this morning
  17. SnowtoRain
    Same here, dropped down to 32.4 during the heaviest.
  18. SnowtoRain
    70.2 for the high, first tick of the season
  19. SnowtoRain
    Maybe 1.5" total not enough to motivate a measurement
  20. SnowtoRain
    30.2, snow, maybe 1"
  21. SnowtoRain
    63.1 real nice
  22. SnowtoRain
    I think Berlin probably had the best rates, the mesonet snow depth chart is insane, close to 5 maybe 6" per hr, I can't imagine anywhere exceeded that
  23. SnowtoRain
    Yeah, I am not sure what protocol they follow or how well they follow it. 10" sounds safe. I think another poster on here from somewhere near Denton measured 10 as well.
  24. SnowtoRain
    All those emergency managers seem to be slightly slant sticking...COCORAHS guy in Easton is obviously not a weenie In all honesty the mesonet stations probably give a good approximation Yeah talked with my DE coworkers 12 to 16" trees down everywhere, same in Salisbury.
  25. SnowtoRain
    0.41" melt in my rain gauge already, ratios must have been really bad
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