GramaxRefugee

Hi temp at my station today 98. Dr. Davis says max heat index was 120...riding on our DP of 82. Currently at 10pm 83.5.

Just lost power off and on. BGE starting their high demand games. 77/76 right now. Starting from low of 76 I forecast our high to be about 96.

Max 93 here today. DP 81. Both pretty typical for AACo.

My total for June 3.10" Highest temp 93....lowest 50.

DCA: 98, 102, 103, 101 BWI: 97, 102, 103, 100 IAD: 96, 99, 101, 98 SBY: 96, 99, 101, 98 RIC: 97, 100, 102, 99 Total Rain: 0.05

All true, but I only have about 0.15" to show for it all. Drove back from Silver Spring in steady rain almost all the way, then weakening in AACo. Oh well...about 0.60 for both days. Over 3" for June now.

Approx 0.4 so far. Still falling. (Just got back from shortened umbrella dog walk)

True. Gold spun from straw, perhaps.

0.19" here

Dog's vet office on Crownsville Rd sent a text this morning that they still don't have power and several trees are blocking access. Can't open today.

.52" from storm at 2030 Small but fairly strong with T&L. Hi of 93 today

Was a mild storm at home...some twigs and leaves down; but drove to work this morning (3 miles east) and there's a fair number of small branches down. Live poplar mostly.

Squall line came through about 2100L for 0.15" Hi today 90f, very humid DP reached 80.

0.52" mostly from aftrn t-storm. Quite humid (72)

Total for May 3.06" rain. Highest temp 93; lowest 39

Pretty sure this is the first time in 7 or 8 days that any ray of sunshine has hit my house. (We haven't had as much rain as many, but more overcast)

0.07 for today . Still a bit drizzly

0.05" for today. About 1.6 for the event. 2.86 for May so far. Can't complain , but color me unimpressed .

0.06" . Umbrella dog walk, but cooled to 76f now.

We seem to have won the Hot Spot Award for this afternoon. Only El Paso SW TX can equal us. (That's 4:00 pm...got cropped out)

0.60" yesterday + overnight.

Another 0.05" or so

Last I knew, Smith was released during the day and pumped back up at night to get power when needed ,(read expensive)...a 2 lake system. So, I'm guessing power demand affects it too. Looked at this site, and it is down 5'... https://www.smithmtn.com/lake-levels/ ...but it's been lower. Appalachian Power used to have a great visitor center at the dam with large models that explain their system. It's out of the way, but really worth it. Staffed by volunteers too. Been years since I was down that way...hope it's still in operation.

Almost 0.30" total for yesterday and last night.

Not bad at all.