katabatic

27.3 with an absolutely beautiful sunrise and the heavy frost just lent an additional touch to a perfect late fall setting.

0.52" from upslope showers. Windy with temps in the low 40s until about an hour ago when the - gasp - sun made an appearance and temps quickly shot up to near 50. Pretty raw morning with the wind stripping most of the leaves.

As soon as the clouds cleared yesterday evening, temps tanked - bottomed out at 30.7. Previous low this fall was 34.3. 

7 hours ago, mattie g said:

 

Because small sample sizes are indicative of long-term returns?

Nope. Just sh*tty timing.

13 minutes ago, North Balti Zen said:

UM. No? I mean, I tried that. Literally. At least the last two years...NOPE. 

I hear ya. I moved to f'ing Oakland and best I could do was 3" in a single 'storm' last year. 

Eeeked in a 39.9 overnight with another 0.15" in the bucket. Gunmetal gray skies thru tomorrow looks like...

1.47" total with some light upslope showers continuing. Currently 45.9 with a stiff NW breeze. Another month or so and this would be flakes,

1.23" on the day so far. Pretty good soaking with temps oscillating in the mid 50s. Fortunately the heaviest rain paused during the Autumn Glory parade in Oakland. My first time there - a nice communal event.

34.3 this morning with a thick coat of frost on the cars and roofs. Spectacular day today - wish this would stick around for the Autumn Glory festival this weekend but looks like umbrellas will be as ubiquitous as the pumpkins. 

It's a pinch-me-its-so-beautiful-out kinda day. Looking ahead to the weekend, post fropa, will be interesting to see if we get a few wet snowflakes mixed in with the upslope component. At the very least, it'll get the leaves into peak season in short order (they are already looking awesome but I'd say only about 10-20% there in town).

DCA: 11/22

IAD: 10/26

BWI: 10/26

RIC: 11/11

BWI Oct +1.8

1.21" which was about double what was forecast - and like most everyone else, wanted and needed.

56.7 for a high and 0.54" so far. Gentle, light, but soaking rain. Wind was actually "stronger" yesterday. A dreary weather day but what a great day to watch football, make some homemade soup and sloppy joe's (not that disgusting pile of pebbles on week old bread we all got in elementary school) with a few friends. Win.

3 hours ago, katabatic said:

.40" today and like @Wxtrix temps in the 50s with a lingering thick overcast. Sweatshirt and football weather FTW this afternoon! Came back from Richmond earlier today and the leaves in WV heading into Garrett County were just spectacular. 
 

edit: nice slug came thru this evening - up to .90”. This is the most in a calendar day in over a month. 

.40" today and like @Wxtrix temps in the 50s with a lingering thick overcast. Sweatshirt and football weather FTW this afternoon! Came back from Richmond earlier today and the leaves in WV heading into Garrett County were just spectacular. 

Temp dropped to 49.9 right at 10 PM...by far the coolest night so far this early fall. Was 69.1 for a high. No doubt that the measly 0.06" of rain IMBY this month is contributing to the quick diurnal swings. 

First WSW of the season issued up in the Brooks Range. Kinda funny it coincides with todays heat. Hey, it’s something…

2 hours ago, MN Transplant said:

It seems like you’ve just lost contact with the outside unit.  I think for some of these the barometer is in the display until.  What is your power source outside?

It's solar...and the unit was clean. I'm trying to find a way to reset it...but coming up short. 

I realize this board isn’t an IT HelpDesk but any thoughts on why this has crapped out? I’ve done the usual things (turn on/off etc) or has it just died? It’s about a year old..

46 this morning. Only got better as the day progressed. Side bar: I needed to go to the Oakland Lowe’s this afternoon and they were replacing the lawn tractors with snow blowers out front. Let’s hope to hell I (all of us) need one this winter. 

47.4 - epic sleeping weather. Perfect day for the Farmers Market too. A sign of the changing times was visible tho, the MLP city snowplows went by the house yesterday (twice) ostensibly on a training run. 

After yesterday's regional excitement (1.22" here, zero damage locally in southern GC fortunately), high so far today has been 69.2 with a stiff W/WNW breeze. A bit early to call it "fall like", but sure feels like it.

I was in the Deep Creek storm and my spouse was at work at the lake...intense, but hail was at max marble sized and the wind, while gusty, was sub severe. I am A-OK with that. Looks more like a heavy rain threat out here now (temp is only 66) with some training echoes out west. 

Just had an energetic, but far from severe, cell cross MBY. 0.27" in just a few minutes w/T&L. For those hoping for true severe weather, hopefully this doesn't screw things up downstream. 

48.2 for a low - would have been perfect except for the murky sky.