kgottwald

... and back to the 70 DPs. Every time we get a couple of dry days and I start to think we've turned the corner, the mugginess comes back.

Lightning and thunder last night 9:30 - 10 but zero rain.

Miserable humidity is back. 81/72 at IAD. The past few days with pleasant dewpoints I wasn't bitten by a single mosquito, now with the nastiness back I'm just getting eaten up by them. Does humidity really make a difference in skeeter activity?

Wonder if we can eke out a year without a single Atlantic hurricane! That'd be pretty exciting.

I bet tomorrow will be yet another almost 100% cloudy, ridiculously muggy day.

2019 was at least dry until mid-October, which helped lower the humidity. September 2018 had multiple days of monsoon rains, amounting to almost 10 inches, and only 14 days with no precip.

I really hope they're wrong on this. September-October 2018 was just horrible. If I wanted Florida weather I'd move there.

I'm all for a repeat of the August autumn of 1986. Sick and tired of the endless humidity.

The past couple of days, the dewpoints have been falling to the mid-60s at night and rising to 70 during the day, the reverse of the normal pattern. Getting tired of seeing 70 DPs every single day.

NWS screwed the pooch yesterday morning by putting zero pops for Fairfax County in the 4 a.m. forecast. I'm sure I'm not the only one who trusted them and left my umbrella home!

It wasn't supposed to rain today, so I left my umbrella at home. Of course it started raining the minute the bus reached the Vienna station. Nice work, NWS. Bravo.

When the dewpoint reaches 75 that's the point I wish I could just teleport home, and not have to sweat through all my clothes.

Raining again at GMU, but the radar isn't even showing it!

Rain, and miserable stinking humidity. Ugh.

Sudden downpour in Fairfax City