It's amazing what having a big wide river running north to south a couple hundred feet from a weather station will do. Especially in climates with west being the prevailing wins component. Capital City enjoys a nice downslope from the hills that ring around it's SSW to WSW sides. In more mixed atmospheres you get a nice little warming and drying effect. They average 5-10% less rain than KMDT,not even 5 miles away. Subjectively my gut feels that the area In a couple mile radius has a paucity of storm wind and hail reports within our already low regional averages. But I have no clue if it's objectively even possible to tease that out in a way where it would pass any t-test like test. But the airport also sits in a nice little bowl that can be sneaky with inversions. I'm sure the sw winds picking up won sooner rather than later. Sent from my SM-G970U using Tapatalk