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April Discobs 2023


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1 hour ago, nw baltimore wx said:

2.12" for the weekend.  Perfect amount. 

About 2.5” IMBY. Basically right on the ensemble mean leading into the weekend. Not a total drought buster, but a big help. 

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My numbers for the month of April, 2023

Total precip was 3.79 inches vs a normal of 3.64 inches, a +0.15 above average. The wettest day was the 28th with 1.41 inches falling. There were 11 days with measurable, one day with a 'T' and 18 dry days. Zero snowfall for the month vs a normal of 0.3 inches, a -0.3 inches below normal and ties several years with no snowfall for the month. The averaged high temp was 68.7 degrees vs a normal of 66.2 degrees, a +2.5 degrees above normal. The warmest day was the 21st with a 84.6 degree reading. The averaged low temp was 39.6 degrees vs a normal of 38.9 degrees, a +0.7 degrees above normal. The coldest temp recorded for the month was 27.2 degrees on the 9th. The overall averaged temp was 54.1 degrees vs a normal of 52.5 degrees, a +1.6 degrees above normal. The highest wind recorded was 46 mph on the 2nd. Only record for month is the tied no snowfall. Records go back to Oct 1979. 

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Looks like the local stations didn't report anything for yesterday, but based on that dumping yesterday morning and the light rain through much of the day, as well as a few relatively close reports, I'd say we were just a little shy of 1" on the day. Add that to nearly 2" on Friday and you have yourself a pretty squishy Monday.

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 Huge swirl last night and pretty slow moving today.  Could not get near this last winter but two cold months in a row shows up most years. It’s just gotta cycle in right snd that’s kinda  2 out of 12 or 1/6th, And, generally, we get something big here every 5/6 years averaged since 1975 to present 

 

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