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DC/MD/VA/WV General Obs/Disc - June/early July 2011 edition


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Wow! Great storm, the best of the year. We just got our cable and internet back up. Electric went out for a while when it came through at 6PM. Not much wind, but heavy rain, a lot of lightning and house shaking thunder. It put down 1.01" of rain in about 20 minutes.

Another line is dropping SE out of Ohio, almost similar to the last one. It should be here within the hour.

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Very nice storm for sure in regards to the gust front, but had more bark than bite....winds strong enough to make me cringe a few times, trees had a rough go at it but made through unharmed. Neighbors trash wasn't so lucky though, scattered in the street and peoples yards.

Not much lightning though, nothing compared to Electric Friday last week.

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Very nice storm for sure in regards to the gust front, but had more bark than bite....winds strong enough to make me cringe a few times, trees had a rough go at it but made through unharmed. Neighbors trash wasn't so lucky though, scattered in the street and peoples yards.

Not much lightning though, nothing compared to Electric Friday last week.

How much snow fell there?:P

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Not a drop of rain in Stephens City, and not a rumble of thunder. Storms developed off to our east, south, and north as they always seem to do. And in last weeks "active" weather, we got a whopping .5" inches on Friday, and nothing else. After a wet April and May, it has been downright arid here. High of 98 yesterday, combined with no storms; it was just miserable.

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the sunset out here tonight is spectacular--the clouds are so red it looks like a volcano. I just tried to take some photos from the train but the camera cannot pick up the saturation plus the moving train blurs it.

Last evening after the 6PM storm moved on, the sun broke through just as it was setting. The light from it was surreal. Everything seemed to be bathed in a greenish-yellow light...almost like looking through yellow shades. It made features extra sharp and pop out. The dark storm clouds to the south and east must have had something to do with it.

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