JenkinsJinkies

Let's see the reservoirs are low enough that susquehanna water has to be mixed into the supply. DCA is still at a ~6" YTD deficit. We're going to need every drop we can get in order to recharge the ground water or else we'll be in trouble in 6 months. The fact that we avoided real water restrictions this year is nothing short of a miracle.

It gets cancelled out if there’s multiple weeks of next to nothing following it. Remember what happened after late May?

So the wet pattern got can kicked again…

I wonder how much butthurt would there be on here if it verifies and coal country gets a head start with measurable snow this year?

Will there be a second wind to this torch or will it be more of a muted warmup after the cold snap?

With a snow map you can reasonably chalk a localized snow hole to the urban heat island, but I always wonder what causes the localized DC rain hole?

Would you take the over or under for at least one 80 degree day in November?

Which is it's experimental forecast

I think it stuck because it transitioned into a nor’easter while it was over us.

I never want to hear anyone say this is an “interesting weather free zone” ever again.

We’re getting a makeup for the fail we had in late June.

Which will win, the number of jacket weather days or the number of 80 degree days?

I don't know, some of the runs are reeling it back in.

It’s more of we’re once again having a modeled wet pattern completely collapse overnight despite having a big precip event. See also the end of this past May.