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    Didn't want to deal with the hassle of the shuttling from FedEx Field to ADW - so was torn on even going to try to see the air show at all. We decided on a whim to head to a strip mall by the base and managed to time our arrival right when some of the jets were starting their maneuvers. Had a blast!
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    It's far away from TBWI, but MoCo activity seems to have some broad spin at higher levels.
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    Seeing some shear contours on Radarscope on the MoCo cell. Not sure how accurate those are.
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    Yeah some of these cells have the mini supercell look.
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    Don't forget November pencil thin gusty shower season. Though with the right negative tilt trough we can perform... There was a day in November 2006 like that I believe.
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    Been at a wedding all weekend and haven't been following anything. Was surprised to see the severe thread with posts!
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    It blows my mind every time. I just saw your post this morning and I'm scrolling through the map. Thanks for sharing! Amazing that you can see little lumps where houses are and stuff.
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    Good gusts with the outflow in Colesville, MD
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    Formidable outflow rushing out ahead of the storms now.
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    May have missed a post elsewhere - but is there an ETA on when the TIAD radar will be back up and running?
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    Funny that the one to the NE got a 20% and we got a 5% - our radar looks better IMO.
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    I'd imagine at some point soon we'll have a meso discussion for our area.
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    Radar looks pretty good thus far IMO.
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    My dewpoint is holding firm in the low 70s. Better start dropping fast if HRRR is to be correct...
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    HRRR mixes out the dewpoints to the low 60s. Not sure I buy it. NAM nest still has a bit of a local minimum through the area - but it's still 66+
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    Wait - what did I do this time?
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    Imagine a "Hall of Fame" style year...would be something else (nobody come at me with the ethical argument of tracking exciting weather/science events). Just think a year with the following all packed into a single 12 month period (or comparable events) 1) All of the winter events of the 09-10 winter. 2) April 28, 2002 severe/tornado event (as the spring event) 3) June 29, 2012 severe/derecho event (as summer time severe event) 4) Random smattering of significant severe days in the peak of summer and into mid-August. 5) Some significant tropical action in the form of an Isabel (but perhaps even more significant...like @Eskimo Joe's left turning tropical cyclone up the west side of the Potomac. 6) September 24, 2001 severe/tornado event as another fall event. 7) Sandy in late October 8) Veterans Day 1987 Snowstorm as an early wintry surprise. 9) A typical December 5th snow event (even if small) to kickoff the next winter 10) More winter storms like 09-10 in December. Also throw in big synoptic wind events in early spring/and later into fall/winter. And just because I'm feeling generous - throw in major heat to make EJ happy.
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    Bump for nostalgia
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    We all know the more likely option is that we just go wall-to-wall boring weather from now through next spring.
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    I think we'll see more and more adoption of a year-round school year with more breaks scattered in.
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    Last few frames look like a flash flood threat radar - lots of little cells popping up all over the metro.
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    Weird cluster of strikes showing on the ENTLN data just NNW of Middleburg, VA. Not associated with any significant returns on KLWX or TIAD radars.
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    Pretty nice wind signature on that storm for the time of day. Looks like it's riding a boundary (WPC analyzing a stationary front across the area)
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