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Terpeast

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  1. Hopefully this is the halftime adjustment we make
  2. Mine is 10’ agl but at the bottom of a hill that my house sits on, so my deck is actually higher than the station
  3. As soon as I saw him start playing, it was like “oh crap, its gonna be a long night”. Beast.
  4. And my point n click went from 2-4” to 3-5”
  5. Hit freezing, then dead cat bounced up to 33/31. Think i’ll hover around there or maybe a couple deg lower through the night until précis starts
  6. I’m actually thinking 2-4” for you and DC metro because of the potential heavy band once the coastal gets going. But further SW like CHO, I don’t see them getting in said heavy band. Sorry its a bit misleading, my bad ps. Next time I won’t use cyan haha
  7. Final call (I know, ugly map, but it gets my idea across)
  8. Well, that is close. So close. Plenty of time to reel this one in, too
  9. Mby station is reporting 47.5 as the high, now 47. Under sunny skies. Full two degrees warmer than other obs, so probably 45 is the real temperature. May need to calibrate my station temp…
  10. I’ll try and hold the line for all of our sakes!
  11. Living on the fall line your whole life esp your formative years will do that to ya lol
  12. Maybe its just me having grown up in Vienna only a few miles out of the beltway, but feeling a little nervous being close to the fall line even in Ashburn
  13. Great sign! Lets see if it shifts one more time to get DC metro in the game for high end advisory!
  14. Good observation. It’s the nam, but we’ll see if other models trend that way. It may not take much, maybe 150 miles further N to get DC in the game. 200 for you probably.
  15. Does anyone know if the 3k nam has a history of moving frontal boundaries too quickly, or just right?
  16. kinda surprised the rgem didn’t cave. Oh well, I rather have the euro on my side than rgem.
  17. The pack is gonna take a beating today. It held on strong when wet bulb temps were close to freezing even when air temps were in the 40s, but today is different.
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