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Driving through Maryland today. It's actually sunny for a change. Bout 40°. Gonna be in D.C. for a couple days. Looking forward to that cuz I've never been there before.5 points
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That is me as well, I have this one neighbor who has to make a comment every time he sees me in shorts in the winter. Fortunately my wife also runs warm, but my daughter is always cold. She dresses in layers in our house LOL! We do 64/70 in the winter (thermostats goes to 64 from about 10pm to 7am) then I think we did 66/69 or 70 in the summer. Last summer was the first summer with A/C so its not burned into my brain yet. We also have a big whole house fan and will continue to use that as much as we can in the summer, and sometimes that gets it down to 58-60 overnight. We just keep the temp low when we are sleeping. I like nothing better than being under a big warm blanket in a cold room!5 points
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Lol, true I guess. We just went through the same stuff with Timmy. Having lived in the Plains for a few years, you'll get your shot come May and June. Climo just doesn't quite support severe wx up here yet.4 points
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Pretty bad situation. Nothing down the road shows much promise in alleviating these conditions. Droughts just stink, no other way to say it.4 points
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Was hoping for some Spring Skiing this weekend in Whistler but looking likely temps in the alpine will be in the upper teens with snow instead.2 points
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Every time the sun comes out, the clouds re-convect and try to Build Back Better.2 points
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In 2018, Lexington, KY received 71.98” of precip! There wettest year on record. Louisville got 68.83” of precip in 2018!2 points
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I remember the summer of '75 as nice and warm (aka boat/beach/pool friendly) wx. Did a lot swimming. Gun deer season in mid-Nov I was in NWMI where it was exceptionally mild and sunny. At least 60F if not more. Winter '75-76 was very snowy for my native region in mid-SEMI and known around the GL's as quite a memorable LES season for those in the belts. My 2 cents per my memory..2 points
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Even with a lot of late March sunshine yesterday the official high at Grand Rapids was only 33. That high of 33 is the 4th coldest maximum for any March 28th at Grand Rapids. The official overnight low at GRR was 16. That is the 5th coldest low for any March 29th No way around it very cold for the end of March. With that cold the spring green up is being somewhat delayed. Here in MBY the overnight low was 17 and at this time with some clouds it is 24.2 points
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At least you won't have to worry about a expanding drought for a while, it's better then having very little rain.2 points
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Recorded a 54mph gust today with the passage of the 3rd cold front. That’s with some tree obstruction of my anemometer. Low temp tonight should reach the low 20s at least.2 points
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Hopefully when they finally torch, the West Coast finally gets a decent series of storms that bring rain and mountain snow to drought stricken areas such as the southern half of Oregon, California and even the Desert SW!1 point
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Better than rain! I was going to bring silly rompers for us to wear if it were sunny but that will have to wait for Stevens later in April.1 point
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Big storms with heavy rain here in lawrence for the last 45 minutes. Have a storm made River in the backyard thanks to the storms training1 point
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The superior GFS model keeps getting drier for the same timeframe. Guess which one will be correct?1 point
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Pretty strong, slow-moving low advertised on the global models for next week. Euro basically stalls it in the arrowhead for a day @992mb, GFS brings the low over me. That'll be something to watch next week, at least for us Northerners.1 point
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We get roughly 300 sunny days a year in inland Southern California. We learn to appreciate the gloomy days when we get them1 point
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12Z ECMWF shows a little lowland snow into Tuesday morning and then well into the 70s by Thursday... that would be a pretty wild week. I assume both extremes will be tempered on future runs.1 point
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And 90% of that rain is not the type that make people jump off bridges. I really think I can get used to this climate if I have good working AC in the summer.1 point
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San Francisco broke their January - March dry record with almost 170 years of recorded history. Ugly stuff. Meanwhile, every time the models tease it being decently wet for one run, they immediately flop back to drier than normal indefinitely on the next run. Let's face it, summer started in March again (in Portland).1 point
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I've only used this site on a laptop, so never had that issue with uploading pictures. Yeah I'm one of the weirdos that doesn't like using smart fones.1 point
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Damaging Wind event looks very possible for the OV down into the Deep South, with wind gusts up to 50-60 in Alabama & Mississippi, & possibly up to hurricane force further North. Now try to combine the 50-60 mph gusts with a Squall Line, & the results aren't pretty, with possible thunderstorm gusts up to 100 mph. A High Risk for Destructive Wind Gusts is not out of the question for Mississippi & Alabama.1 point
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I am the guy who wears shorts all winter unless its really nasty out or snowing. I actually run pretty warm... my wife on other hand is always cold. But low 60s for a house temp would be a little annoying.1 point
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Oceanside Harbor was actually 3 degrees warmer today than last Friday.1 point
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latest GFS. .5 freezing rain followed by 14" of snow...that would be one for the ages. Jury is still out on that happening1 point
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Phil will be here to explain how terrible east coast humidity is soon.1 point
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It's mostly a rainer here, even on cold NAM (which has me at 32, so still liquid).1 point
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MPX must have a good AFD cooking seeing as they still haven't posted their afternoon one. Unless they pull an OAX where they wait until 23Z then it just ends up being something stupid like "snow is possible".1 point
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THIS! That event has to be by far the most anomalous out-of-season winter event for SMI. My dad used to tell quite a few interesting winter storm stories. He said that one time his dad went to work on the trolley in Detroit comfy in a short sleeved shirt in the morning (he worked at Ford's foundry in Dearborn), and came home later that day in drifts to his knees. I've often wondered if this was that day? My dad would've only been 3 y.o. so he wouldn't have had firsthand memory. I thought he said it was some time in the "late teens" (1918?) though, so not certain. Also, a heavy wet snow like in spring is even harder to drift. Takes some serious winds. I'd be curious to see some daily wx map archives of this May snowstorm.1 point
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Down south, yea…that’s the way I’ve been looking at it…it really started in the opening days of March across the MW with a major severe wx outbreak. That was rather unusual. The tornadoes in IA and then into IL/WI/IN was pretty early to say the least, plus the strength of the storms raised some eye brows.1 point
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