yotaman
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Ended up with 1.76" for the day. Currently it is 50 with drizzle.
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56 here near the coast and .42" so far today.
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Predicting lows around 20 for us for a few mornings. Our coldest so far this year was 19 last winter. So we do have a chance at breaking that temp. Wind chills will be brutal Saturday morning.
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Low of 30. Still haven't seen any 20's yet.
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Have picked up .87" so far today. Temp has soared from a low of 46 to 67/66.
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Yes, brutal cold if it verifies.
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Low of 31, high of 50. Still waiting on our first sub 30 morning low.
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Low of 37, high of 51.
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High of 56 after a low of 46. Picked up 0.04" this morning.
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High a balmy 77. Hopefully we won't see that again for a while.
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Sun came out for a time and temp soared to 71 after a low of 51.
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Low of 31 with a heavy frost. High of 60.
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New Month, new obs. Post them here. Chilly day here today. Low was 36. Currently 48/25.
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My monthly stats: Highest temp: 82 Lowest temp: 30 Highest dew point: 75 Lowest dew point: 14 Rainfall: 2.53"
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Picked up .91" today. Our biggest one day total since September 30.
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Low of 42, high of 74 with only .06" in the bucket today.
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Rain looks to be over for the day. Picked up .36". Currently 63/62.
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Sunny and 64/38.
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Low of 32. Warming up quickly, now at 54 at noon.
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High of 50 here too. Low is our current temp of 41.
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One heck of a storm if it verifies. Lots of rain for the southeast too.
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Low of 30 once again but with a heavier frost as temps stayed below freezing for around 5 hours.
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Low of 30 this morning. First freeze. Weird thing happened last night. Temp dropped to 32 just before midnight and then jumped up to 39 just after midnight before slowly dropping back down to 32 at around 5 am. Was 30 when I woke up at 7:15.
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Picked up .16" with the passage of the front early this morning. MTD is at 1.2".
