SomeguyfromTakomaPark
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According to my RadarScope calculations it has pushed approximately 5 miles north in the last half hour.
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I’ll tell you what, if we can get a decent storm in January or early February I’ll be able to forgive Mother Nature for this. But if this season is like last year where the only storm we get is in march when it’s 33 degrees and the sun is vaporizing my snow into a disgusting compacted mess before it even stops snowing...I’m gonna lose it.
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This shows it really nicely....
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The euro has the 0.2 line less than 40 miles from DC and the 0.6 line is approximately 75 miles from DC.
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UKMET with a decent bump north. DC in the 2.5-5mm range now, with the 5mm line not that far away.
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Yeah this feels pretty similar to the Jan 17 southern slider, except not as cold up here.
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These both can be true. The precip may have bumped north a little but the low is still way south of where we need it to be.
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997 low squashed south of where we need it to be at 96.
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UKMET offers us nothing, low goes from the panhandle of Florida at 72 to halfway between the east coast and Bermuda at 96.
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GFS also with a minor adjustment north, looks like the SS s/w amped heights up a little more and cancelled out the fact that the dumb clipper/confluence/whatever over Canada.
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Yeah it actually bumped about 50ish miles north of its previous run.
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Yeah that initial piece over Maine got out of the way a little faster but that large blob over Canada looks the same
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Let's see if the ICON can lead the way to some positive changes...SS s/w a touch slower and confluence over New England a touch further NE through 66.
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96 is better, sharper trough, looks like the confluence is moving out of the way a bit.
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wow sure looks a lot faster on these videos, I guess funneling as @Windspeed mentioned.
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Anyone know what the sustained winds were when it hit Hong Kong? The videos are nuts.
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Where is my best bet if I wanted to drive down to somewhere in st Mary's county and do some snowshoeing or XC skiing? Is st Mary's river park pretty nice? Does it have some trails? I know point lookout is nice but I don't recall it having many trails.
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Getting word that Columbia Heights Education Campus may have to be relocated for repairs. http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/dc-schools-insider/post/gray-most-but-likely-not-all-schools-to-open-thurs/2011/08/24/gIQASgZZbJ_blog.html
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13th and Monroe Also there was structural damage to Columbia Heights Education Campus. And Best Buy was flooded from broken pipes and is closed indefinitely.
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To be fair I just read a lot of schools in Fairfax are damaged also.
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I was in Bell during the Earthquake. I did notice one crack on the wall where some drywall or plaster had fallen.
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According to Washington Post "D.C. Fire officials were investigating reports of significant cracks in buildings at the Ecuadorian Embassy and Bell Multicultural School, said Pete Piringer, a spokesman."
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DCPS hasn't decided to close schools or not, they say they are doing an inspection of all 126 buildings tonight. Why does it seem like inspecting 126 buildings in one night is impossible?
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My students (I teach high school) noticed it first. It side to side shaking of the entire school building (I was on the 3rd floor).
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From reddit.com "If you stop eating outside, the earthquakes have won."
