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WVclimo

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  1. This will be the 20th winter I’ve lived in the eastern panhandle of WV. In that time, I’ve had one accumulating snow during the first week of December: 12/6/2009 with 2.9”.
  2. Stayed in the mid 30's all afternoon with winds gusting to 30. Snow grains falling at times under partly sunny skies. High of 36.
  3. 12Z Euro had the low scooting off the coast at Myrtle Beach. GFS keeps parking a 998 over Nanticoke, MD. Maybe tomorrow we can get a better idea about Tuesday.
  4. 06Z GFS looks pretty slick out this way Tuesday morning. 0.75” FZRA. A lot of it with temps 29-30°
  5. Some flurries floating around. 35°.
  6. Very dense fog here this morning. 49°.
  7. Torching here. Sunny and the temp has jumped to 59 after a morning low of 29. West wind gusting to 30.
  8. I’ve made this point here before, but Rodriguez has logged a total of 572 innings in 8 professional seasons. I don’t blame the Orioles for moving on. They’ve been waiting a long time on him.
  9. 22° here. Coldest reading of the season so far.
  10. Another fire danger day. Just had a gust to 39 and humidity has dropped to 22%
  11. Had a gust to 46 that knocked out the internet. Word from Comcast is “network damage” and it may be back in a few hours.
  12. WVclimo

    Winter 2025-26

    I got 15” from that 3/21 storm. Haven’t had a double-digit snowfall since then.
  13. That was my last winter living in western MD, where I had grown up. It rivaled the more-heralded winters of the late 70’s. Had seven below-zero nights in January, including back-to-back -13’F’s. 45” winter in the valley around Cumberland, where the average is about 30”
  14. 24° here. Coldest of the season so far.
  15. BWI: 13.1” DCA: 8.2” IAD: 12.8” RIC: 5.9” Tiebreaker SBY: 6.1”
  16. Dry Novembers have become the norm here. Only 3 of the last 18 have finished above the long-term average of 2.73” (2011, 2018, 2022) Average of those 18 seasons is 2.05”
  17. Getting some thunder here. 0.50” so far.
  18. 1985 had a historic cold snap in January, but overall the winter wasn’t all that cold. December 1984 was very mild, on the order of +5 for the month. And the second half of February was also “warm.” Neither season was close to the coldest on record.
  19. 0.60” with showers continuing. Another event where the airport at Martinsburg failed to report the precip that fell there.
  20. Wind blew down the BP gas station sign near me. Knocked down part of the roof of the convenience store when it fell.
  21. MRB gusted to 44. Pretty impressive for pre-frontal winds.
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