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2 hours ago, WEATHER53 said:

So IAD 0.7 then DCA. 0.14 then  BWI  1.35” 
Following this one time would not mean much but I see it 30 times per year starting about 15 years ago when ethanol became so prevalent 

Moderate  to the west, weakens right around DC beltway circle, restrengthens  when moving east and north .  It’s most prevalent in summer and winter and not fall or spring. A unified cold front in the summer is not so effected. 
 

Just make scrupulous observations from now thru end of February and get back to me.

You should easily be able to prove that with precipitation totals.

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2 hours ago, dailylurker said:

It's getting pretty bad NW of the fall line. The drought is definitely alive still. 

Article below says this is the 2nd driest year ever for Mont Co, and my spot is the worst of all as places nearby have had downpours that I missed.  I do water my flower beds and pots but I'm letting the lawn go dormant.  

WTOP Article on Drought

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I think I timed my trip to Nevada pretty well.  Left during the smoky haze and returned before the heat wave in the southwest arrived.  Great to see some increasing humidity in the coming days (and an increase in storm chances) instead of that drought-y northwest flow that was prevalent for so long.  I can't tell how well Frederick did while I was gone, but the grass looks a little greener than it did.

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