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Total of 0.16"; half in a midday downpour, the rest in the evening. Very moist morning but almost nothing in the gauge (except pollen pods).

0.18" for today. Power flickered c.7:15p Moon peaking through now

Recorded 0.12" yesterday to bring my April total to 3.13" Highest temp 84f; lowest 28

For some reason I've been posting our cherry trees when they reach full blossom, and I think it was April 13 last year, and earlier the previous year. Anyway, they've struggled to reach full blossom this year; possibly due to a freeze followed by days of strong winds. Or, who knows? Took the pic on 4/16 but I think they kept coming until about 4/18 for peak.

Low of 32 But no windshield scraping. Woodstove burning tho.

1.24" today. Still lt rn at obs

Light rain starting about 8:15 And look at this: When did we start referring to 2 inches of rain as "showers" ? (That's like when the guy sprained his back shoveling 4" of "flurries")

28

2.97" March total.

0.63" at obs time last night, with bit-o-thunder; additional roughly .24" overnight. Morning low 44f. Windy

Full day of overcast here. Hi temp 48. Winter day.

Nearby stations @dailylurkerand @MillvilleWx have correctly summarized our swamps-of-Anne-Arundel winter with scores of A and B+ respectively. But, I am going to agree with the B+, based on the lack of, (or maybe near miss), of a KU style MECS. An A grade winter requires the KU and maybe a white Christmas. 18.4" snowfall is a bit above average here. Also, in our back yard, we had plenty of frozen waterways for most of Jan/Feb. Good indicator of true winter. Also, not IMBY, but worthy of note, is the widespread snow deep into the Gulf states.

Humph. Quite overcast in Annapolis. 42f

Wow; significant, IMHO

No way! I've got a goofy pile of cut-offs and miscellaneous that's getting beetles, and I want it gone before Spring, but I'm slightly fearful that we'll run out of Winter before I run out of wood. Mostly holly and red maple from storm damage. The tidal South River froze over again this morning. Looks thin, but is bank-to-bank. Impressive for March. Low of 20f both yesterday and today.

Feb total 2.82" rain/melt...6.3" of snow Highest temp 66, lowest 15

Low 16f overnight but climbed to 21 by dawn eta: Drive to work in bright sunshine, South River still way out to sea. A few clouds on the horizon.

18f Dp 2

Tide way out on the South River this morning. Mud flats look freeze dried. Temp 25. DP 4

1/3/25 - 0.7" Brief thundersnow 1/6/25 - 9.7" All snow 1/11/25 - 1.2" 1/19/25 - 0.3" Rain all day changed to snow for last bit 2/6 - 0.1 mostly icy glaze 2/11-12 - 6.2" Season Total -18.2"

Ah! I think you're right. It was Kornheiser. I knew it couldn't be Dave Barry, (of South FL) who preceded them both; (in syndication). (I edited my post)

Feb '83 perhaps. In the early going he was influencing other TV mets to stay low. I think WaPo humor columnist Gene Weingarten Tony Kornheiser named him "Lyin Ryan" and it stuck, referencing it on several occasions. I always bought those weather almanacs he wrote, and they were pretty good. Don't wanna say anything bad though; he worked hard. We tease because we love. (Edited)

6.2" 31/30

Measured 2.5" at 19:45 29f/27dp Mod-hvy snow. Walked dog...all of us covered in 1 minute. Very pretty.

Just walked. Mailboxes etc fully glazed, road wet. Truck parked in driveway glazed completely. Car which i drove this noon just wet, in same driveway. 31f frz dzl Yucky.