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About dailylurker

- Birthday 10/19/1978
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Four Letter Airport Code For Weather Obs (Such as KDCA)
BWIR
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Gender
Male
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Location:
Just east of Crofton MD at 144' elevation
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Interests
Snow, blowing snow, extreme cold, frozen lakes, cloudy cold dark winter days
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Clouds and no rain basically killed the chance for storms later. Looks like that storm Monday stays north. I'm getting worried mandatory water restrictions are coming. Sucks when you make a living using water lol
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You're totally correct. I ran my mouth and cursed the lowlands. This winter will be a parade of storms that crush north of 70 while I get a wintery mix and 33 lol.
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Wow! I haven't seen any weather since sleetfest. It sounds fun out there. Just super exciting drought here. I'm waiting in anticipation for the dark red on the drought map to move north a little bit. It's as fun as sitting in traffic on the beltway on a Saturday. I can't wait until the first LES chase this fall.
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It's going to suck watching that heavy rain and storms in WV dry up as it comes into the desert. Edit: Not falling apart yet. Maybe a morning miracle? We'll see..
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I've never been there during the warm seasons. I do my hiking during winter. Colder the better. I've done all the popular hikes, but without seeing a soul. I hiked to Annopoils Rocks and back from route 40 in 2024. It was -5 at the trailhead and probably -8 or -9 at the rocks. I didn't see one single soul. I've been to Cunningham Falls twice and never saw anyone. The Falls were frozen. It was really cool. I love extreme winter conditions for my hikes. I like to hike on top of the Catoctins during the windiest days of winter. I've got all kinds of stories lol Ridiculously beautiful day today. Unreal
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2026 Mid-Atlantic Severe Storm General Discussion
dailylurker replied to Kmlwx's topic in Mid Atlantic
So just boring ass drought? Looks like it all misses to the north where they have a rain surplus lol The 10 day gfs precip map really tells the story. Just incredibly boring.- 799 replies
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2026 Mid-Atlantic Severe Storm General Discussion
dailylurker replied to Kmlwx's topic in Mid Atlantic
Just got done reading all the hype on Facebook lol. I just want rain. I don't care about severe. Hopefully that happens.- 799 replies
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What a beautiful day. I'm going to use my "I'm the boss card" and take the afternoon off. I'm meeting a friend for an afternoon hike. It will probably involve a moderate strength edible. Hopefully Thursday is active. I might use my card again and find a good view.
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2026 Mid-Atlantic Severe Storm General Discussion
dailylurker replied to Kmlwx's topic in Mid Atlantic
Crickets in here. Models don't look super interesting for today. Hrrr develops a line of storm over DC and moves east. It looks pretty strong down near oc. It has the line coming through the lowlands around 9pm. I love a nice evening storm. Hopefully everyone gets a good soaking. NAM is congrats PA line and north.- 799 replies
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2026 Mid-Atlantic Severe Storm General Discussion
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Maybe we're on a hot hand. Last evening an orange thunderstorm rolled through around sunset. Just east of me got blased with a downburst as the storm started to collapse. I might ride down 450 and check it out later on.- 799 replies
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It seems like ever since 2018 the hottest weather of the season is in June. Severe thunderstorm watch
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If we lose today at least Sunday is looking better as far as timing. Late afternoon instead of late evening.
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Yeah. I just noticed that too. Weird
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Just a quick shower last evening. The NAM says no worries of any storms until possible late Sunday. I thought today was the best day for storms. Bummer
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Yup.. sucks lol. Working outside now sucks. Oh well. Better then being stuck in an office building.
