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Patchy frost in the USDA farm fields north of Greenbelt. Car thermometer read 38.
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Bottomed out at 39.6 IMBY
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My daughter went out around 1020-1030 last night and caught the beginning of the second substorm. Wish we knew it was coming! PSA to all my neighbors…you don’t have to keep your porch lights on 24/7. It’s bad for birds, bugs, and viewing the night sky.
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37 at BWI. Impressive. Only 40.8 IMBY so far.
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Ava Marie just showed your pic on WBAL!
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Not really naked eye visible from my house right now, but pillars in the phone pic
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We did a mini-chase to Howard county conservancy which was packed with people with the same idea. So we went across the street. Was faintly naked eye visible but nowhere near the sunset event.
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Crazy how bright it was with twilight still present!
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Can’t see it with naked eye now. Hope it pulses back.
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Green too!!
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Ellicott city. This is just a 3 second exposure out of my phone
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Holy shit it’s happening! This is with bright baseball field lights behind me
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Aurora already seen in Maine with some twilight still. Looks like it might not be May 10th repeat. But could be second best of this solar cycle perhaps.
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Mini-chasing around 815 with the whole family. Guessing their patience will be 15-30 mins so need a show then!
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Just kinda forgot last month and now feels too late. Happy to pass the torch to you or anyone who wants to take it over!
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SVR BLUSKY ALRT
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Low of 42.6. Coldest of the season so far.
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Tomorrow and Friday nights I think
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Low of 47
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Snowfall IMBY for your analog years or at BWI: 99-00: 25.9” 08-09: 9.1” 10-11: 19.7” 17-18: 19.2” 21-22: 18.2” 22-23: 0.4” Average of 15.4” and median of 19.5”. That’s right in the 15-20” range for MBY for the “good” Ninas I mentioned the other day. Sign me up.
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Damn. Why didn’t y’all wake me up???
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down/up to 905 mb and 180mph at 4pm
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3rd most rapid intensification in Atlantic basin history apparently
