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  1. IronTy
    Pamela Anderson remembers...
  2. IronTy
    You should go ask them how much snow we historically get at DCA in March.
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    I've only been down here in Maryland for 19yrs, so 09-10 I had been here for five years. I wish I knew then what I know now - I sort of just figured those types of monster storms were not common, but relatively regular. Knowing what I know now I think I would have taken a lot more time off work to enjoy it and play in the snow to savor how awesome that winter was. If I was still in my 20s maybe I'd more to Alta, UT to live in the snow. Now in my 40s that seems a little too much, but man, life regrets.
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    True that. I just washed the X on Saturday, had some salt spray on it. Looks like a good decision as it should stay clean for a while.
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    WTF that low pressure started down in like Venezuela. It'll probably end up in Tug Hill before it's done.
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    That week sucked. I got maybe 3" of wet snow. What a milquetoast winter. Hrumphf.
  7. IronTy
    That's the rarest "Embryonic Pattern"
  8. IronTy
    We all gotta start somewhere..
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    Newts and Spotted salamanders are out in force tonight. Spotted salamanders usually breed in my pond around thos time of year on mild wet nights...like last night and tonight. Moderate rain down here now.
  10. IronTy
    My game cam up at 3k feet near DCL shows all the snow (at least a foot) has melted in the past two days. Booo.
  11. IronTy
    Is the Pamela Anderson pattern back on the playing field?
  12. IronTy
    Meh, I only get excited for ALEETs.
  13. IronTy
    I hate the term gravity waves....means something very different in astrophysics!
  14. IronTy
    I was just out felling some trees and with chaps on I was sweating up a storm. 72F and sunny.
  15. IronTy
    We fall back on the Sistene Chapel pattern then
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    If we can just get it to connect to itself over the Atlantic then we will have recycling, perpetual snow, 24/7. I don't think snow was mentioned anywhere in Genesis though.
  17. IronTy
    Does that translate to 7" at DCA?
  18. IronTy
    Then who's data has been deemed acceptable for the subforum - can you provide it?
  19. IronTy
    I mean yeah, no duh areas north and west get more snow and later. But DC is the largest city central to this subforum and has good historical data so that's what I look at. If I'm looking for a 5" snow then ok, March is in the game...but a MECS or HECs...historically the odds are basically zilch.
  20. IronTy
    There has been a number of posts about how we're still in the game well into March in this thread. So I went and looked at historical snow totals at DCA by month. According the the data I saw, we've only gotten double-digit snow totals for the entire month of March twice in recent eras. Once I think was 2014, and before that it was either was like 1959 or 1969 or somewhere there about. So I don't get where the March optimism comes from. Eta, went and found the data again, it was 1960.
  21. IronTy
    I picture snow polyannas shouting down the cassandras in a desperate veiled attempt to deny their own insecurities while popping Xanax and Wellbutrin by the handful.
  22. IronTy
    Maybe the models are better now and they're not wrong anymore.
  23. IronTy
    I've been following the weather for a number of years now, how is it I've never heard of the "infamous" Sistine Chapel pattern? Could it possibly be as SEVERE as the past ten days? Smh.
  24. IronTy
    Same family but a completely different moth. Much larger too. Point being they are not normally breeding this far north but clearly they have for the past three years as we've continued to warm....ergo, it's over.
  25. IronTy
    Proof it's over. For the past three years in a row I've found caterpillars of Manduca Rustica in the chaste bush over my driveway. Rustica is a southern species (Gulf Coast) that is known to stray north sometimes in late summer. But they have clearly established a breeding population in Calvert County if I'm finding the caterpillars this regularly. Prior to the past three years I never saw a single individual for the 20yes I've been here. Sent from my Pixel 7 Pro using Tapatalk
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