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Anyone know if this will be the clear #1 for highest average dew point / humidity in dc on record? Seems like half the days were 75+ for much of the day - even in these parts that seems unusual? .

82 dew at Gaithersburg station. What an incredible summer!! Has to be the #1 most humid we’ve ever had. Just spectacular. What’s the all time record dew point around these parts? Low 80s is LEGIT. .

When was the last time a day 10 materialized. I wouldn't get excited yet from this. We don't even know if this depicted will be remotely close to what happens.

Does anybody else think the warming of our bay and ocean is having an impact on our winters and reducing our snow climo? 2 years in a row <1'' in my backyard. I can't say we've had a night that was bone chilling cold either and our highs seem to often be in the low to mid 40s...

Today's DCA being RIC of 30-50 years ago is a very good comparison. Given RVA is 100 miles south of DC, it's pretty sad in a half century.

Climo has changed most likely. Expecting 15 inches of snow in DC from multiple storms isn't realistic IMO. We will always have a chance at a big one given our location to the coast, but boom or bust on storms is something we should get used to.

Coastal SE is the dream. NC Coast probably more realistic and I've looked into Wilmington, but I've heard nice things about Jax Florida.

Too cold and air is too dry. When can we get dews in the 70s again? Need to move south and join the SE subforum...

Very interesting. What would this mean? Not sure I understand implications of increasing heights or even what heights are.

We are much more humid than colorado!

When do you see 4-6'' AREA WIDE outside of a true landfalling tropical? Come on CAPE.

Love me some N/S slow moving trains. We don't get those enough around here. Too much west to east garbage.

Would have loved to have those personal stats recorded...

Reverse bust. We were due.

Went to UMD. The mall can become a river. Can they get pics?