I kind of hate the term terrain bleed. It's gotten to be too ubiquitous on here.

The 1870s were actually lame by 19th century standards. A few good months in there though.

Not much going on. Last night not as cold due to some cloud cover. Today is warmer. We welcome less need for blasting of the heater.

Well I guess I can strike "lower resolution" from the control bit. 9km is pretty good and makes the Puget Sound less like a river valley and more like a moderated body of water. Still learning how to get the orographic output into a friendly PNG, might be worth it for the "its always terrain bleed" crowd.

3.5 inches here, sounds pretty average to me.