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Winter Wizard

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  1. Spring is quickly approaching the DC area! "In parts of the Southeast, this year's spring is the earliest in the 39-year record" https://www.usanpn.org/news/spring
  2. 13/-7 in Natick. Visiting the area for AMS and family so this will be my first New England winter storm.
  3. Annapolis, MD: 11/12: T 12/11: 0.2" 12/16: 0.1” 1/7: 1.0” TOTAL: 1.3”
  4. This one has I'm sure been overshadowed by more recent storms, but 10 years ago today, this was an all timer for Long Island and the mid-Atlantic and MECS for NYC.
  5. Annapolis, MD: 11/12: T 12/11: 0.2" (from coworker) TOTAL: 0.2"
  6. BWI: 23.2" DCA: 13.7" IAD: 25.1" RIC: 10.8" Tiebreaker SBY: 10.3"
  7. DCA: +5.5 and 0.25", good for 2nd warmest and 3rd driest IAD: +4.6 and 0.41", good for 3rd warmest and 2nd driest
  8. Yup that one was a coastal that was way too far east for us. But brought a swath of 6+" to Norfolk/Virginia Beach to Chincoteague as well as eastern Long Island and Mass. Looks like DC didn't even see flakes from that one.
  9. That was a backloaded winter if anything, which is typical of weak El Ninos. DCA temps and snowfall by month: DEC: +0.4 (0.1") JAN: +0.1 (6.4") FEB: +0.6 (5.2") MAR: -3.7 (0.8") Big storms that winter were the KU in January 2005 and back to back coastal storms in late Feb. January 2005 was a classic Miller B screwjob for the DC/Baltimore metro that crushed everyone north and east of Cecil. February 24-25 was a fast moving coastal that brought a wide swath of 6+" to Maryland east of DC although DC itself was a relative min. I don't recall the exact details of February 28-March 1, but I believe this was a storm where the primary low redeveloped too late, which kept the heaviest the snow well north and east of the metro. So as a result, it ended up being an average winter for DC and Baltimore, above average for Philly and NYC, and an all timer for Long Island and SNE including Boston.
  10. BWI: 11/7 IAD: 11/7 DCA: 11/25 RIC: 12/2 Tierbreaker: 10.24"
  11. Going to be out storm chasing in the Plains from 5/7 to 5/17. Pattern isn't the most favorable, but should still get a few solid chase days in.
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