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Saw a mention of this in the MA thread and instantly remembered...44 years ago today, I measured 1" of snow on this morning. Game #1 of the World Series in Baltimore was postponed on this night because of snow and cold. I was 14 at the time and didn't fully realize then how incredible it was to have measurable snow this early. Edit: the date that I measured 1" of snow was actually the morning of the 9th. Game #1 was played on the 10th after being rescheduled. Double edit: Never doubt my stats - the snow fell the morning of the 10th. I confused myself.

Low in Maytown this morning was 44.

It's 40 years of frustration. Sorry.

Orioles total embarrassment. I waited 40 years for this.

Perfect setup for him - he lives in Houston but will be in Arlington all week on business. This all fell right in his lap.

Our son has tickets for game #3 in Arlington.

Confirmed. We are here!

1.02" of rain fell here.

Pouring here at work. Full-on deluge.

2025 Penn State gets both southern Cal teams back to back to end the season.

74 in Maytown currently, 6 degrees lower than the same time yesterday.

Arapahoe Basin in CO had measurable snow 3 weeks ago, and it's snowed several times since. And of course, the 6" that fell on that "Big" mountain out in CA.

I think that is basically 3 years ago - I did not shovel during the winters of 2021-22 and 2022-23. This approaching winter is the 3rd since that storm. It's like referring to 2010 to 2020 as a 10 year period...it's actually 11. Sometimes that confuses me and I love numbers.

No no no no no! Trust me, I protect my fridge! Already down to 67 here now.

That is impressive. I'm already down to 73.

Game #1 of the ALDS at OPCY is set for Saturday at 1pm. (exact time for first pitch TBD)

Sunshine and 82. #itsmowingtime

Never been there so no help but want to say get well soon. My wife was sick back at the end of August and it took weeks for her to get her strength back...every time she'd exert herself she could tell that she wasn't right yet. Take it easy...

79 here as well - hasn't gotten above 80 here over the past 4 days which has been a pleasant surprise. I imagine I'll tack on a couple of degrees this afternoon and reach 81-82 or so. But you're right, just stepped outside after an all-morning meeting and it feels like the mid 80s to me.

For all of the baseball fans, here's a shocker! https://www.si.com/fannation/mlb/fastball/news/umpire-angel-hernandez-finishes-regular-season-with-worst-rating-in-mlb 161 missed calls in 10 games? That's big league stuff right there!

I haven't either. I think we're going to do well this year. Also just a hunch with a positive spin because; well, I'm 58 years old and have never gone this long without shoveling. We're due.

Why? Just a negative hunch?

As much as I like/respect him...I'm personally offended by this.

Currently it's 82 at home. Also - this: Looking ahead into the upcoming weekend, our stretch of warm and tranquil weather is going to come to a screeching halt. A vigorous cold front will cross the Commonwealth on Saturday and bring several bands of showers to the region. Depending on the timing of the frontal passage, a few rumbles of thunder and wind gusts up to 40 mph could accompany the heaviest showers. Given the time of year, it would take an afternoon or early-evening frontal passage for these threats to materialize.. and that's certainly possible on Saturday! In the wake of the front, gusty, west-to-northwesterly winds will usher much cooler and drier air into the mid-Atlantic States for the second half of the weekend and start of next week. High temperatures may struggle to reach the low 60s both Sunday and Monday afternoons, and wind gusts up to 30 mph will give an added chill to the outdoor air. Overnight lows should be much closer to average early next week, or generally in the mid-to-upper 40s. Fortunately, I don't expect any rain to accompany the chillier conditions, but you'll still need to trade in this week's shorts and T-shirts for long pants and jackets. With a trough, or dip in the Jet Stream, and upper-level expected to linger over the Northeast and southeastern Canada through much of next week, don't expect a return of this week's unseasonable warmth through the end of next week. Temperatures should moderate slightly during the middle-to-latter part of next week, but highs probably won't exceed the 70-degree mark. Welcome to fall! -- Elliott