TSG

Stuck at ~43 with constant light/moderate rain since 10am in Charlottesville. It hasn't looked much past 7am here all day. I'm kind of enjoying it after what we had last week

This shit is gross

The dewpoint almost hit 60 in Charlottesville . It felt like late August at lunch.

So what? Do you just 100% believe every headline you see? You should be angry at Ji for posting a false statement with zero evidence, not me. And then be angry with yourself for putting in zero effort to verify the validity of that statement before going off on this insane tangent

The guy is still working there you ding dong! He's changing roles. You are literally making things up in your head to fit a certain narrative. And common sense would tell us a move like this would have been in the works well before last week

You make an accusation you have no evidence for, and then, because you know what you're posting is gossip level BS, you throw in a garbage "apology" as some kind of cover-your-ass move. What in the world are you smoking dude? Would you say this garbage to the face of your "onetime friend"?

It doesn't need to be defended. The multitude of times it's been discussed has provided plenty of evidence that it's accurate to its local environment. The issue is people not understanding what that local environment consists of and causes in terms of microclimates. All you have to do is look at the dewpoints to see the river influence. Low dews last night: IAD - 28 BWI - 30 DCA - 37

#chuckwasright

37 at CHO

https://abcnews.go.com/US/early-season-snow-cold-shocks-southeast/story?id=26623820 It happened 10 years ago!

I did Raven's Roost for the last one but there was a fair amount of light pollution visible from the valley there. Thinking I'll either go further south towards the St. Mary's WIlderness or head north to Big Meadows this time

Thanks for the heads up. I'll probably try driving up to Shenandoah. Tomorrow night looks clear for tracking and like it has the better odds for something visible.

correct. That photo of the washout is from hours before the dam failure. the highway is likely completely gone in multiple places by now. I really hope the stranded cars/trucks in that photo made it to higher ground..

wow. stronger winds mixing down with these spotty showers moving through. was not expecting this much wind here

Getting absolutely hosed in Charlottesville. Flood warning up through 7pm. Winds are notable as well, ~15G25 since this band arrived about an hr ago. very tropical out there