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MN Transplant

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  1. First ever 101 on my station. Even on the crazy 106 IAD/105 DCA day in 2012 I didn’t make it. The drought makes all the difference.
  2. 6 hourly highs BWI: 103 DCA: 102 IAD: 99
  3. 100.2 on my station. Fractions away from my all-time high set in 2011.
  4. If the Outer Banks had crappy clay/rock fill instead of sand.
  5. Straight up. Faster than the system can update the high temp.
  6. Will be interesting to watch the rise today. Starting several degrees cooler than yesterday, but should make up ground quickly.
  7. Complete whiff, but the outflow is pleasant
  8. DCA has only had one stretch in history of 3 consecutive 101+ days (1930).
  9. Already have at least a tie of the daily records at DCA/IAD. BWI is tougher at 102.
  10. 99.0. I’ve had two rounded 100s this year, but still looking for those three digits.
  11. River wind got DCA temporarily at the ob time. I’m up to 98.8.
  12. 97 at DCA, but BWI has already hit 98 (97 on the ob). I’ve also caught DCA at 97. IAD is lagging a bit with 94.
  13. That random day in October with 87 at 9am is something. 91.2 at home.
  14. Pazzo isn’t awake yet, so I’ll point out that DCA got down to 81. Racking up those 80+ lows.
  15. There have only been 12 days in the combined 152 year DCA record that have ever hit 104+. So, I’d take the under.
  16. 101 at DCA and 98 at IAD. Both new daily records.
  17. Wow, 100s at DCA and BWI. IAD and my house look like 98s. I got a few drops in the early afternoon that halted the rise.
  18. We are pretty close to a certain 100 Tuesday.
  19. All the models look like we are in the 22-24C range for 850 temps on Tuesday. Hot.
  20. It has been raining, but unless you get under a convective element it isn’t amounting to much. 0.05”
  21. Sure would have been nice if this was a big shield of rain instead of distributed convective elements, but that wasn’t in the cards. Just a trace so far.
  22. Other than the usual differences in precipitation guidance, there is an interesting battle between the meso and global models for temps on Friday. The globals keep us socked in with clouds and we stay in the 70s. The mesos pop us in and out of clouds and get many of us into the 80s. The 06z NAM Nest is particularly aggressive with a warm mid-80s afternoon bracketed by rain in the morning and evening.
  23. 0.38”. Not what I was hoping for with the radar looking like it did, but I was clearly in the gradient between wet west and dry east. Most rain in one day since the end of May.
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