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Itstrainingtime

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  1. 63 and delightful on the boardwalk. Great day to be outside and breathe in the salt air.
  2. Meanwhile...here in beautiful Rehoboth Beach, DE it's currently mostly sunny, a bit brisk but a mild 63. Truly feels like a late spring morning and seems weird not to see the boardwalk shops lined up with vacationers eating breakfast.
  3. 51 this morning. High for the day will likely 61 just after midnight.
  4. New record today at KPIT of 70, previous record was 68.
  5. It is indeed, but breaking 2 all time records in one "winter" is still impressive. Only one date remains with a record high under 60.
  6. Speaking of 60s... #February9th is just one of two days (the other being February 2) left in the year with a sub-60°F record high at @millersvilleu. There had been three until December 30, 2022. Can two of those three days be eliminated in the same winter season? We'll find out in the next 12 hrs!
  7. Up to 56 here and rising pretty quickly at 12:40pm - also have some sun here as well. If they get snow down south I say good for them. They've had a lot of crappy winters recently.
  8. 70 today...no credit. He was pretty clear that the opportunity would come next week. Failed forecast today! LOL
  9. My team (the people in this thread) left me down last night. I was at the gym and missed all of the MU talk. I did see his lengthy discussion and the short and sweet recap was this - if we actually do get any precip from the ULL, it's gonna rain!
  10. LOL! MU isn't calling for temps near 70 until next week - last I saw he was calling for 58 today.
  11. I would be very surprised. To me the progressive pattern points to a system escaping out to sea. Let's be completely honest and argue that the system comes farther north...where is the cold source outside some super wound up low that pulls cold down from above?
  12. This was a deliberate attempt on my part to bait you - I see I've succeeded. Now bring home the nitty gritty numbers that you know I'm really craving.
  13. 100% correct - a "big" deal snow back in the 70s and 80s locally was the 3-6", 4-8" type snowfalls. They seemed to be major events back then. Lately it seems like we can't buy those types of snows much. It' either a coating-3" or so or something much bigger.
  14. Looks like a partially melted Hershey Kiss down south with the tassel extending up west of the 95 corridor.
  15. Interesting info just released from Elliott: I plotted Millersville's decadal snowfall from the 1930s-2010s, & the results were interesting! The least-snowy decade (1950s) was followed by the snowiest decade (1960s), & snowfall has increased since the 1980s despite a warmer climate. Not a good start to the 2020s though..
  16. Sunny and 52 here as well. (forecast high for the day was 50)
  17. I loved Eric's videos the day before a big storm...legendary stuff!
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