IronTy

If we could get weatherbell to put out a pollen accumulation graph in Kuchera ratios I bet it would be more than we get in snow during an average winter.

Funny story, years ago when I first bought kayaks down here, we got them in April so of course I was pumped try them out. We got out on one of the tributaries dumping into the bay and a 30mph wind came up when we were about 1/4mile from shore with temps in the low 50s. Holy shit I swear it felt like the scene from The Perfect Storm with the guys on the boat and the tsunami barreling down on them. I learned very quickly how helpless a kayak is in any sort of wind and rough water. Wife was not happy. I also quickly learned how impossible it can be to paddle against the tide no matter how serene it looks. Now I check the tide charts before going out.

I won't be hanging my hat on that forecast. That said, next weekend I'll be up at the cabin so it would track that it would turn cold, windy and rainy. At least in the mountains.

Soooo...cold and dry and windy?

84F at my house right now. Hard to imagine a worse combination for pollen - sudden summer heat, strong dry wind, drought...it's thick.

Man it's cold right by the water. When will this damn onshore breeze end? 54F at my house. Can't even open the windows.

Humidity is crazy low today. I'm hoping to put my humidifier away for good starting tomorrow.

Now is when I appreciate living right next to the bay. Should moderate the temps down here a bit.

It's lifting north at a good pace now. I'm just breaking into sun as I type this as confirmed by the satellite image.

Wind vector shows the BDCF boundary pretty clearly.

Doesn't look too bad to me. Normal temps and above normal precip. Could be worse.

Gave in and turned the AC on for bed. Good motorcycle weather out there.

Idk, maybe it's because I'm right up next to the bay and the water is cold this year but it certainly hasn't felt like the warmest March on record at my house. But it's definitely warm today.

At least it's sunny but this wind sucks. March is by far the worst month.

Deck has caved. 24F.

A- in Calvert. 6ft, 200lbs and I was able to jump up and down on top of the snow without breaking through for almost a month straight. B- at the cabin near DCL. One stretch had decent snow on the ground but relative to normal up here I was underwhelmed. C at the place in DC. People forgot how to pick up their dog's crap when there was snow on the ground so all the snowcrete was covered with dog shit much of the time.

Yeah give me jungle nights heat and humidity over this cold and windy crap. I'm good for cold from Christmas to Valentine's Day but after that I'm bored of the winter here.

68.9F but that was about midnight.

Man all the BN anomalies in the northern hemisphere are definitely over Canada and the NE US. Looking at the euro it's encouraging to see them get scrubbed out in the LR. I'm tired of this shit.

The bay helped us out yesterday and we didn't get that hot. Today it sucks.

I bet someone scores just as the cold pattern finally relaxes.

I hope we're done with single digits out there. Looks like about 1" of snow overnight too.

Trees aren't an issue for me as it's a rowhome right downtown. But you're probably on to something regarding snowcover. Last year and this year saw significant stretches of snow on the panels so that probably explains the drop vs. 22/23.

Both of my game cams reported 8F at 7am in bittinger. 3k ft.

Very interesting. I didn't think to look at the system output for our rooftop in DC. Either the weather is getting shittier every year since 2022, the sun is dying, or my panels are aging.