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Posts posted by mattie g
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40 minutes ago, leesburg 04 said:
Yeah but it's still Burke
MBY is better than YBY
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Per CoCoRaHs, the station less than 1/2 mile away has had 6.55” of rain in the last 30 days.
Burke drought busted.
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1 hour ago, North Balti Zen said:
That relative precip shadow running up 95 from Baltimore north tracks really well with the areas that have struggled to get snow the last six years...
Dude…most of us have struggled to get snow the last six years.
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10 hours ago, LP08 said:
Up over 1.6” here just east of you.
That train really ramped up the totals IMBY last night, as it hadn’t rained terribly much during the day and evening compared to some others.
Closest CoCoRaHs put me at 2.82” for the event.
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Riding that train in Burke right now. Ugh.
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32 minutes ago, MN Transplant said:
It looks like the inverse of the Lee remnants from 2011 (obligatory @mattie gtag)
It does.
And I’m sitting here not at all lamenting being on the edge of that training running through DC. F that.
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The previous couple pages have been painful reading, but I guess the woes and complaints have paid off.
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26 minutes ago, WxUSAF said:
Precip hole over central MD is maybe beginning to fill…?
Drought cancel?
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Reading the severe thread…sounds like it’s time to fire up the drought thread again!
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31 minutes ago, SnowenOutThere said:
Went that way with @NorthArlington101 and my meet but unfortunately for my team it was loss but at least he got a win for his team. It was a fun meet but the pool had a bunch of leaves in it and the starting area wouldn’t drain so there was nowhere to put your towels or anything.
I hear you. The pool we swam at was littered with leaves, but there’s not much to be done about it, I guess.
Sorry to hear that the relays didn’t go your way, but I suppose losing an exciting meet is better than losing an unexciting meet!
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4 hours ago, H2O said:
Ours came down to relays. One of theirs DQd and then we stole a 15-18 girls one which was the difference. Weren’t supposed to win the meet at all and somehow we did. I’m saying it was the weather that helped
Definitely the weather.
I just checked the NVSL site (stalker), and I think I know which meet was yours. Any meet that comes down to relays and ends like that would be awesome (if you win
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2 hours ago, H2O said:
Hell of a great day for swim meets! Hope all that had to do that had a good one. Beats 100° and melting sun
The pool we swam at was really shaded, so it was pretty damn chilly!
Our opponents were unfortunately dealing with a lot of COVID cases, so it ended up not being much of a contest. They were great hosts, though, so we all had a good time! A lot of our kids had uncomfortable swims, but they pushed though it, which is really all we could ask for!
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36 minutes ago, SnowenOutThere said:
I got an A meet for swim Saturday morning and another long course meet for swim Sunday so I don’t really know how to feel about this super nice weekend coming up. That said it will also be awesome for biking and mowing lawns.
Yeah...first A Meet of the season is going to be a little chilly!
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1 hour ago, H2O said:
It’s kinda gross out. But it is summer after all
School's Out party tonight at the pool. Perfect weather for it!
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1 hour ago, CAPE said:
The heavy rain in the forecast for here looks like a bust. All too familiar look to the radar. Mesos look very meh for later today too.
Going to have to do some watering today.
It’s a rough existence out there in Stephens City.
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22 hours ago, H2O said:
The drought is real. Thoughts and prayers to them.
I'm def not looking forward to our time trials in the rain buuuuuut I'll take that over 90+. Mainly the hassle will be having to put up a lot of tents to try and keep most of us from getting drenched. It won't matter to me. I'll get soaked just from having to run around with time cards and all that.
Hoping it’s just some showers on Saturday, but we’re still planning to put up canopies so the time cards can actually be written on and are legible.
My main concern now is just the kids staying warm. I probably should t worry, but I’m a softie.
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14 hours ago, WxUSAF said:
@mattie g: the drought is delayed a few more days at least. Over 1” and pouring. Flash flood warning out.
All of our thoughts and prayers paid off!
0.20” here, but we didn’t need any more than that, so I’m good…
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4 hours ago, MN Transplant said:
Euro remains insistent that Saturday is a dud. GFS clears out the rain early in the day.
We have swim team time trials starting at 9:00 am on Saturday, so it looks like we’ll be swimming in the rain as long as there’s no thunder.
Wouldn’t mind this thing being a dud since I’ve had over 2” of rain in the last two weeks, but I understand that others who are suffering from the drought would like some steady rains.
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Sorry to hear that, K. Hope the hubs gets better soon!
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2 hours ago, WxUSAF said:
Low of 54. Maybe the monthly low temp?
With the big June warmup coming up, I'd say most likely!
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On 6/4/2022 at 3:22 PM, yoda said:
@mattie g did you hear what happened at Lake Accotink Park?
Lots of chatter on the local Facebook group. Crazy story!
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14 hours ago, WxUSAF said:
Going to be bumping the drought thread by July 4
52 minutes ago, Eskimo Joe said:Yea it's starting to get crispy up here in Baltimore County.
48 minutes ago, nw baltimore wx said:Must be June. @WxUSAF is trolling for the drought thread again.
Things are looking rough there in Maryland right now:
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1 minute ago, yoda said:
I had fallen asleep around 830... got woke up by this deluge outside
I really hope the nearby CoCoRaHs reports tomorrow!
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Absolute deluge with this last cell to end the day. Never came close to verifying severe in any of these storms today, but holy sh*t is it dumping right now.
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June Discobs 2022
in Mid Atlantic
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The bend in Burke Road is around the corner from me. It floods so easily, but it does recede fairly quickly.