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    3.5 inches in Olney. 515 ft elevation.
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    A lot of that is sleet
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    First of all, I admire your passion for helping the kids because you’re exactly right, everyone has given up on them. It’s incredibly unfair that the city has such high expectations for testing at the high school level because by the time these kids get to high school many of them have already been failed by the system and are reading at a third grade reading level. Honestly, dealing with my administration and the bureaucracy of city schools was the toughest part of teaching there.
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    I taught at history at New Hope Academy (which is now Joseph Briscoe) for a year right after the riots. I loved the kids but the whole experience was quite challenging. Now I teach at Parkdale High in College Park and I love it.
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    His map is for the event Tom night-Monday.
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    Trend this year has been to juice up these systems as we get closer. I’m more worried about the strength of the high than qpf at this point.
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    As a historian and teacher I like to be a model of kindness and toleration. But in this situation, I say off with their their heads, we need a reign of terror, block them all. I've been following one variation or another of this board since the Wright-Weather days (circa 1999-2000). This year has been the worst I can remember.
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    SN+ in Columbia Heights
  9. Inthepines
    Led to Billy Mumphreys downfall
  10. Inthepines
    Even a quarter inch could be a disaster for the morning commute with everything sticking
  11. Inthepines
    My thoughts exactly. Being in DC im digging this January big time.
  12. Inthepines
    Def wouldn’t mind that! I teach high school history.
  13. Inthepines
    Ive lived here for 27 of my 33 years and I can tell you flat out that 5-10 degrees with a 30 mph wind is absolutely frigid for this area. A lot of winters the temp barely makes it under 20.
  14. Inthepines
    I used to live in Pocahontas County, WV and flash freezes are def real usually accompanied by snow showers but not always.
  15. Inthepines
    Tbh, based on seasonal trends the 18z GFS is portraying an equally anomalous situation. .3 of QPF through 210 hours. I would put a lot of money on that not verifying.
  16. Inthepines
    Lol! Are you sure you’re looking at the right model? I see three potential snow events and wall to wall cold on the 12z GFS. ETA: guess he’s just trolling pretty hard
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    We really need Don S. to make a visit and set everyone straight. I’d like to see the statistics on final seasonal snow in DC when DCA has recorded at least 10 inches by January 15th. Based on a quick glance at the data it seems as though most winters that had said amount of snow by Jan 15th were biggies.
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    Some interesting analogs showing up finally in the super ensemble.
  19. Inthepines
    The central and eastern portion of garrett county hold CAD exceptionally well tbh. Even though they are west of the continental divide the gradual rise of the Allegheny Plateau in this region lends itself well to CAD.
  20. Inthepines
    We had a few between 2013 and 2015
  21. Inthepines
    Norfolk’s a good one because it snows like once every 20 years there, it’s ten miles from the outer banks (Corolla Light). The pattern that brings them snow is similar to a pattern that would bring Columbia, SC snow
  22. Inthepines
    Nautical miles? Is this for all the seafarers in Timonium?
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    Oh word?
  25. Inthepines
    The Southwest has been getting hammered all the way down to the Mexican border. Highly anomalous pattern
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