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I lost power for 4.5 hrs. yesterday afternoon when a large oak tree fell across power lines in 45-50 mph winds.
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In like a lamb--out like a Lion. March 1958 redux long range thread
stormy replied to Ji's topic in Mid Atlantic
I love this triviality on a drizzly Saturday afternoon! Better luck next time. There is no high to the west or NW. Nagshead is 75.62 longitude. D.C. is 77.03. Ogdensburg is 75.48 longitude. -
In like a lamb--out like a Lion. March 1958 redux long range thread
stormy replied to Ji's topic in Mid Atlantic
I think Ji would be happier with a 976 over Nagshead and a 1036 over Ogdensburg. Me? I can be happy with either as long as we have rain or snow on the 19th, after all, my region has had a dry February and early March. We have been dry slotted again today. -
.15" yesterday. As usual, I-95 to the coast won the sweepstakes. Deltaville reports 2.09"
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Absolutely not! I have confidence that the screening is adequate to eliminate counterfeit red taggers. Supposed was a poor choice of words. I am very surprised that someone with his obvious knowledge would seriously suggest on March 4 that "its over" except 3000' +. We are at least a month away from making that statement, even at 2000'.
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I am very surprised that a supposed professional would say its over on March 4.
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A few hours ago, Chris78 gave me good advice...... Thank you Chris!
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Go for it Will!!!!!!!!!!
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I pray that your wrong but I have concerns.
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This would be nice but spoil dining plans:
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.38" last 24 hrs.. The Central Valley has been dry for the past month. The cutoff has been the Blue Ridge. Charlottesville received 1.00" past 24.
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I'm looking forward to a warmer day after today's chill at 43 with a 10 - 15 mph southeast breeze. 7 degrees colder than normal. March 1 1962 was 71 degrees............................................. 5 days later, Staunton received 30 inches of SNOW..........................
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My week ago prediction was colder and wet from March 15 - April 15. This fits in. Regarding early April snowfall? April 7, 1971, 8 inches in downtown Waynesboro with 17 inches at 1800 ft. on Afton Mt...
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18 degrees this morning. That's 10 degrees colder than normal. Snow is falling at Snowshoe at 3:15.
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GFS loses interest as the source of cold air erodes to the east instead of southwest :
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Chris 78 posted a possibility earlier today that I agreed with and posted about. Guess What?? The 18z GFS is more bullish!....................................................................
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That 1040 over Michigan would be ok with a 977 over Norfolk
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I agree, If this verifies as presented, reposition that 1029 HP sw to Ontario as 1036 and things could work out.
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It's a given with the pattern I posted about earlier
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I am predicting a pattern reversal with colder than normal temperatures and wetter than normal from March 15 - April 15. This would almost certainly create accumulating snow threats for western areas with elevation. A persistent trough along the east coast should create these conditions.
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Until next year or the year after.
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Good News!! We have returned to near normal. It bottomed out at 91.34 ft. on November 21, now up to 71.16 ft..
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How close to the little pond to the right of the trail was this?
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Low of 18 this morning. 2" snow yesterday afternoon at Wintergreen.
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32 degrees with light snow at 5:35. A heavy dusting with 1 - 3 inches in elevations above 2500 ft with traffic problems.
