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That seems to be 24 hour records. I got the impression Snowen is thinking of a 3 day event. Heck, either is OK for me. I think a station in HoCo measured a bit over 50" in Feb 2010.
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Only 0.28 so far.
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...which hasn't even happened yet. At this rate, we'll have run out of complaining by the first 70f day of January.
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Ooof, No Mercy from this crowd, eh? Rhino, the next time you look at the AFD, check the time it was issued. Well, here's one: Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Baltimore MD/Washington DC 349 AM EDT Tue Oct 19 2021 Weathermen are expected to live on a higher plane than the average student. (Remember, we tease because we love)
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42 here. Very isolated frost...on 2 roofs up the hill about .75 mile from my station. (Always colder there in winter)
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46 will be my low. DP 45
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Looks like I'll have 0.19" for today. 57f now.
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Not much blue sky here for the morning. But it has the look of impending clearing. 59f for my low.
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Ugh. Now you really are talking cringe-worthy.
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Checking the front loaded 1989 at locations that just had the ultra-cold Feb 2021....Tyler, TX (e.g.) hit 97f on 10-3-89 but finished October as normal. Went on to record a very cold Christmas with lows of 9, 0, 1, & 14; from 12-22 to 12-25. Daily departure of -39 on 12-23. Monthly departure of -9.5. Very cold for east TX. I'm starting to think these guys selling the December-to-remember are looking better and better.
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Today's LWX AFD is mentioning these record numbers for Friday: DCA - 87 in 1975 BWI - 86 in 1989 IAD - 88 in 1989 I think we don't get anywhere close to these, but wanted to note that October 1989 led to the coldest December ever recorded. Departure of -14.6 at IAD; -13.2 at BWI. Second coldest in Balto was in 1876, (departure -11.3). 12 of the December record min temps at IAD were set in 1989.
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I see there are a lot of October rain-complainers around. But, I was noticing last night, when I emptied the 0.02" total from the gauge, that I've had almost no rain this month. Not worried though. (yet) Low of 63f this morning, and overcast.
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These 3 stick out, if it helps any. (Meaning, I don't know how big of a nina each year was. Someone may know.) 2007...63.6f 1984...61.8f 1971...61.4f avg of 56.6f all at IAD The 1971 led to a warm Dec+Jan, but cold snowy Feb. 1985 led to a record cold spell in Jan 2007 led to pathetic, don't ask.
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62 for the low this morning.
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67f the low.
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If your listed location is still Arkansas....You have a rather bland way of referring to the 4th coldest February on record, coldest since 1978, monthly departure -10f +/- depending on exact station. Not complaining, (especially with all the hype that runs around these days). But, should be considered for the sake of our analysis. https://www.weather.gov/lzk/clmfeb2021b.htm
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Finished the month with 3.57" Highest 89f.........Lowest 50f
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Low of 49f
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DCA: 11/10 IAD: 10/30 BWI: 11/09 RIC: 11/09 Tiebreaker: 1.08"
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50 for my low... DP was 49 but will have to check when I get home whether the temp ever broke into the 40s. (Not a big deal for many of you to be in the 40s, but my location is slow to cool down in Fall.)
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The "D" stands for Decadal. ...(for the simple answer.) This isn't bad: https://www.daculaweather.com/4_pdo_index.php
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They seem to be forecast to do it again tonight, for a total of 4, should it verify.
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Do you mean the 1998 El Nino? Some of our snowiest winters have been since then. Also our coldest February on record. (2015) Snowiest winter on record too (2009-10).
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I tried to add the January temps to your post. Hard to get excited about that group with some equally large warm departures. Using BWI normal of 34.3. Not sure what to make of it otherwise. edit: Looks like you have to click the expand button to see them all.
