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Remnants of PTC8: Drought Denting Rain Event
GramaxRefugee replied to Weather Will's topic in Mid Atlantic
0.25" yesterday and overnight. Still lightly raining. -
I listed it from por-2024 and noted a mean of 37.5. Also checked the Dec 2023 total and noted a normal of 38.6. So I estimate it has gone up about 1.1f 2004 and 2007 are at 37.5 and 37.8. 2008 and 2016 need the 38.6 crutch to be considered "colder than normal". But really, these are about average. But, y'know, since you asked...
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using BWI ... Decembers this century with below normal avg temp (12 out of 23) 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2016, 2017, 2022 Dec 2000 shows as 7th coldest on record, (since 1873). Coldest, by far, is 1989....if you remember that. Decembers this century with above normal total snowfall (7 out of 23) 2002, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2013, 2017 So yes, we had a string of colder Decembers, but lately pretty lame.
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Sad but true.
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Would tie the record min for both yesterday and tomorrow, but not today (40). (If LWX record page is to be believed)
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Low 46
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Well, we did have that tornado 3 years ago. (One of my coworkers had to find new housing for almost a year. Hope that doesn't happen)
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August monthly total 4.53" Highest temp 97, lowest 50
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Lousy, unless you count winter 57-58
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Was 100f on Sept 6 last year.
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Winter of 56-57 was pretty lousy. . 15.4" snow. Dec and Feb warm. Jan cold. Similar to 2021-22. Some of my figures using BWI: Dec 56 +5.9. ... 0.2" snowfall Jan 57 -3.4 ... 10.7" Feb 57 +2.9 ... 2.7" (Numbers may vary a little, based on averages.)
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51 here also. (1 above yesterday)
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Waldorf 46f....I sure wasn't expecting that.
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50/49
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Thought I had a low of 66 with DP around 63 this morning. But, after about 45 minutes, when I left for work it had suddenly fallen to 64f with DP of 58. Shockingly dry for my neighborhood. (I guess if I was a real weather geek I'd have called out late to work just to see how low it would go) Becoming quite cloudy now.
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0.26" overnight, most in a pre-midnight T-storm. Even got a couple good cracks of T&L. Otherwise, yesterday threatened but never rained. DP was up to 77 too. Morning low 68/67 with blue sky.
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Rather localized. I only got 1.30+0.40 overnight. I drove out to Davidsonville at 7pm and got pounded, but was just plain rain by the bison farm, then just a few sprinkles had fallen at Holy Family. Typical August storms.
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Noon time weather report modified to poetic descriptors. Very blue sky. Pleasant air. Like September arriving 4 weeks early. (eh, I supposed we'll be paying for this later.)
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Tropical Storm Debby: Mid-Atlantic Impacts
GramaxRefugee replied to WxWatcher007's topic in Mid Atlantic
Coastal Flood... South River is encroaching on the travel lanes of MD 450. This is a rare thing since the SHA raised the road at the river crossing. Plenty of wind driven twigs, branches, leaves down. Naval Academy gusted to 46. Had a brief power outage overnight. Less than 0.2" of rain overnight. -
0.49" so far today, still lightly raining. Hi temp 83f on a mostly overcast day.
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Yesterday only 0.04" with t-storms all around, but just squeaking past us. High temp Sunday was 85f and very humid.
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A lot of folks never trusted AC. FDR was one of them...the White House didn't get chillers until it was renovated in the Truman administration. Had a friend of a friend who was a home builder and construction big shot. His own custom home (in Burtonsville I think), was very nice, all brick, modern, but no AC. I was a little surprised, and I recall my friend saying "Oh no...Ed didn't like AC." Both gentlemen long deceased now. Heart of gold...both of them.
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No rain Fri/overnight. Was unusually hot at 97f. Even KNAK hit 97. Starting today at 73. Could be worse.
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July total in central AACo .... 2.29", mostly in the second half of the month. Lowest temp 58f; highest 101 .
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Looking since just 1960, only 16 Septembers (out of 63) failed to reach 90f. It's a summer month here. Byrd stadium is a sort of solar heater, and early season games, (Noon on Saturdays back then), the temp at the game feels like 97/98; BWI hits 90. All plenty hot, even for a youngster. Add in a loss to the WV Mountaineers, and it's miserable. brief reference:
