Its a Breeze

A tear may or may not have been shed. Beautiful

According to my calculations, there is a non-zero chance a snowflake will fall from the sky this year.

The Commanders?? Or Pittsburgh? For the Commanders, it would take a miracle for them to not end up above .500, lol. They only need two more wins (Titans and Saints pretty much guarantee that.) I don't see us losing to Dallas twice...or once for that matter. At this point, and with the way the team has played, anything less than 11 wins would kinda be disappointing.

Fine, I'll do it - I'll be the one going super high. Just because. No logical reason. BWI: 24.3" DCA: 20.2" IAD: 30.7" RIC: 17.4" Tiebreaker (SBY): 11.6"

For October? For the airports and city, maybe (quick in-precise check, looks like DCA had 14 nights above avg.) But we've had a couple stretches of multiple <40 degree nights. Here, one of those was 5 straight nights of temps in the 30s. 100% sure other places fared better. I think that's not too shabby for October around here....

Stunned! I was not expecting us to see it!

....I can't tell if this is sarcasm or not, lol If not, then the question would be active compared to what? Not the 2020s certainly. Other neutral years? We're on par (or behind.)

What do you mean? Anyone who DIDN'T is the weirdo

...or not. Thought I remembered this: https://www.weather.gov/hazardsimplification/revampprogress Looks like next year they're changing again. Removing "advisory" completely.

Perfect event for a 'Snow Advisory' Why on Earth did they get rid of those?

I can guarantee it's going to snow. The coats on the deer that frequent my backyard are looking extra thick. At this point - deer > EURO

But like...why? When was the last time we saw snow on snow? If the Monday/Tuesday and 20th event just bring an inch or two each, that's an absolute win....

Did they change it after '16? When an observer went to DCA and had a completely different measurement (19.4", #3 all time) than the official amount?

Can confirm graupel with flurries mixed in