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- Birthday 09/16/1981
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Four Letter Airport Code For Weather Obs (Such as KDCA)
KBWI
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Columbia, MD
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Guidance is pretty juicy for Sunday.
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Sorry to hear that. I have a colleague whose son just graduated with an engineering degree from a good school and can’t even get an interview.
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My daughter moves into college in about 2 weeks. Will be very weird not having her home.
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Afraid to jinx this, but in addition to fewer cicadas this year, I feel I can confidently say fewer laternflies as well. Especially at work in Greenbelt. Last year they just covered the front of the building on warm days. Only even seen a couple this year there.
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I think it’s unlikely we’ll have that long of a period with below normal temps that allowed us to have that incredible run. I think a 2015-16 scenario would be on the table, but also 97-98. Very boom or bust winter seems likely.
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Well that does seem like the 2 options. Probably no middle ground, so weird that he sorta averaged them together lol
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Yup. This is a Nino. No beach blizzards allowed.
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NWS confirmed tornado Monday afternoon near Dundalk. EF0. All those poor armchair Mets from Twitter saying the TOR warning was wrong
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Seems a majority of guidance wants to bring some decaying showers/storms through the metro area after sunset towards midnight.
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https://twitter.com/paulroundy1/status/2087329199317012723?s=46&t=JYOHM881b6groqc0-RqtxA
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Oh thank goodness
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The heaviest reflectivities are making a hard south turn to my eye
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Just message him directly @zwyts or better yet text him. I’d rather you all sort this out elsewhere
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October and November in super Ninos usually are below normal temps and above normal precip for us?
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About 0.7” at home with the MCS. 2.5-2.6” for August so far
