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Feb 4-5 2014 storm


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and DC starts out all rain:

 

 

 

    METAR text: KDCA 050252Z 08006KT 6SM -RA OVC020 01/M04 A3028 RMK AO2 RAB03E15B39 SLP254 P0000 60000 T00061039 56023 Conditions at: KDCA (WASHINGTON/NATL , DC, US) observed 0252 UTC 05 February 2014 Temperature: 0.6°C (33°F) Dewpoint: -3.9°C (25°F) [RH = 72%] Pressure (altimeter): 30.28 inches Hg (1025.5 mb)
[sea-level pressure: 1025.4 mb] Winds: from the E (80 degrees) at 7 MPH (6 knots; 3.1 m/s) Visibility: 6 miles (10 km) Ceiling: 2000 feet AGL Clouds: overcast cloud deck at 2000 feet AGL Weather: -RA  (light rain)
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and BWI is sleet-less and just barely below freezing.

 

 

    METAR text: KBWI 050254Z 07005KT 9SM -FZRA OVC025 M01/M06 A3028 RMK AO2 FZRAB47 SLP253 P0000 60000 T10061056 56017 Conditions at: KBWI (BALTO/WASH INTL , MD, US) observed 0254 UTC 05 February 2014 Temperature: -0.6°C (31°F) Dewpoint: -5.6°C (22°F) [RH = 69%] Pressure (altimeter): 30.28 inches Hg (1025.5 mb)
[sea-level pressure: 1025.3 mb] Winds: from the ENE (70 degrees) at 6 MPH (5 knots; 2.6 m/s) Visibility: 9 miles (14 km) Ceiling: 2500 feet AGL Clouds: overcast cloud deck at 2500 feet AGL Weather: -FZRA  (light freezing rain)
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Was anyone even expecting sleet in and around BWI? not that I'm aware of. I'm not really sure what the point is. 

 

 

LWX is factoring in a touch of sleet for Baltimore City, which is 10 miles north of BWI.

With precipitation just barely freezing at IAD and BWI, it doesn't bode well for any

over-performing frozen precipitation in the north and west suburbs.  The bust potential

is there with overnight warming.

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Parkville is the center of the universe. How'd you end up there?

Moved to Towson from NE Rhode Island to attend Towson University.  Met my husband while living there and we moved to Parkville in 2008.  Its a weird little place but I love it.  Just like where I grew up (about 5 miles NW of 95, near Providence), I feel like I'm kind of in the middle in this region.  We miss out on a lot of the good storms, but don't get totally screwed.  I guess I'm just a simple weather lover and don't really complain what happens one way or the other, but I really do love snow.  I'll shut up there, since I know no one here wants to hear about the New England winters of my upbringing :)

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Moved to Towson from NE Rhode Island to attend Towson University.  Met my husband while living there and we moved to Parkville in 2008.  Its a weird little place but I love it.  Just like where I grew up (about 5 miles NW of 95, near Providence), I feel like I'm kind of in the middle in this region.  We miss out on a lot of the good storms, but don't get totally screwed.  I guess I'm just a simple weather lover and don't really complain what happens one way or the other, but I really do love snow.  I'll shut up there, since I know no one here wants to hear about the New England winters of my upbringing :)

I grew up in Parkville. It is a quirky place.

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