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After a nice weekend, the ugly head of humidity and summer return


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Just going off the CF6 data for July, DCA reported 11 days of thunder in July, with 7 days at IAD and 8 days at BWI. Charlottesville reported 8, Hagerstown 9, Martinsburg 5. Looks like DCA hit climo for thunder, but the rest of the region is below normal. Rain without thunder in summer makes me sad.

 

I love it...nothing better than silent rain

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Noon, August 6th, south winds, not raining, and we have not reached the record low max (74) yet at DCA.

just about the easiest one of the month to get.. could be close.

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RECORD EVENT REPORT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BALTIMORE MD/WASHINGTON DC
604 PM EDT TUE AUG 6 2013

...RECORD LOW MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE TIED AT WASHINGTON NATIONAL DC...

A RECORD LOW MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE OF 74 DEGREES WAS TIED AT
WASHINGTON NATIONAL DC TODAY. THIS TIES THE OLD RECORD OF 74 DEGREES
SET BACK IN 2004 AND PREVIOUS YEARS.

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KLW

 

Too bad... was hoping for 73

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Is that max rounded? If so, that seems a pretty inaccurate way to record a record temp. It also seems that their max is always higher than the highest hourly ob.

 

The hourly METAR temp is the current 5-min avg...while the max temp can be any 5-min avg during an hour. The max temp is stored and reported in the 1 group for the synoptic hours and the 24 hr max is reported in the 4 group at midnight LST. It's not unusual for the hourly to not capture the max or min temp.  

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