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Wow, nice! I saw PWSs around DCA were 30-32F by 10pm last night so I wondered if it would be able to get there.
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Low of 26. Frosty out. Kudos to the GGEM on this morning. It was consistently much colder then the US or Euro guidance and that verified.
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About time we get one of those for a change. 30F here. How low will it go?
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BWI hit freezing at the top of the hour
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Down to the low temp from this morning
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5 nearest PWSs on wunderground: 28, 31, 32, 35, 35
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Ha. Still screws us
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Running 5F colder here than this time yesterday
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End of month/early December cold shot is back on the models today. Gfs is most impressive while the other guidance is more tepid, but still shows something.
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My neighbor videoed the flurries last night and posted it on FB so it counts! Two traces of snow already! Big winter inbound!
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Nope, only 33 at BWI
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RIC down to 29!
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Got to 32 briefly. BWI going to need an interhour if it got there.
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Under 40F now.
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These are tough. I think I’d also go with Xmas. Haven’t ever experienced that in Maryland. As for the first question, it’s basically a super 13-14 winter vs super 15-16. Think I’d go with 13-14.
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46F and blustery after a high of 55
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The Scandinavian-Greenland ridge pattern this fall and progged going forward is nice. Maybe we can hope for some occasional NAO help? If we can couple it with transient Pac ridging we could get some windows.
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Yeah, GEFS surface temps are warm for December but the 500mb pattern looks halfway decent for most of it?
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Usually they do down well, but the timing can be a bit variable and the QBO as a whole has been a little funky the last 4 years for whatever reason (climate or other).
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A bit under 35 for a low, which might be coldest yet this fall. Pretty sad for mid November. First freeze should be tomorrow morning.
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Yay, we’re number 1!
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Offense looks fine, but defense is struggling without Campbell and Williams.
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Wind has arrived
