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Inquiring Minds Want to Know!!!
Posted on 02/03 at 09:42 PM.

As I was placing my forecast on my Facebook Page, the mention of more rain in the forecast brought some interesting comments….David says we need to fix this…his yard is waving the white flag, calling for mercy.  Holly says the last time she saw this much rain, she was in England.  Peggy misses our “snow…aka rain”....because shoveling is not required. Cheryl simply says….argggggggh! My sentiments exactly! The purpose of this blog is to answer, though, Narendra’s question about just how much rain we have seen lately. Ask, and ye shall receive.  Unfortunately, the numbers aren’t pretty.  It doesn’t seem that long ago that the word “drought” was mentioned.  December, January, and now February have taken that word right out of our weather vocabulary.  So far, in those three months, we have recorded 17.14” of rain.  Normal rainfall during that period would be 7.67.“  That means we are a WHOPPING 9.47” above normal since the first of December.  I wish I had better news, but the weather pattern continues to indicate more rain Check out the 90 day precipitation outlook through April…..
I am not suggesting we head to Lowe’s or Home Depot for any lumber yet, nor should we start looking for animals times two, but we can make sure our umbrellas, raincoats, and boots are in a very handy place!!!!

 
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I lived in Charleston for 30 years before moving to the Baltimore area last year.  Making the weather record books doesn’t seem to be that hard anymore.  I survived hurricane Hugo but what I am living with now is a lot tougher than Hugo was.  This snow fall has been incredible.  We have recorded a hefty 62.5 inches of snow since December 2009 and it’s not over.  Tonight we have another possible 18-20 more inches of snow from another storm system moving up from the south.  The biggest problem our state faces right now is where do we put all of this snow?  Snow removal is getting extremely hard to do.  They are trucking some to the Chesapeake Bay as fast as they can.  Road conditions have improved since yesterday, but many neighborhoods are still unplowed.  We are so hoping that a warming trend will make it’s way in and we get relief from this mess soon.

  Posted by Gloria Waurzyniak on 02/09 at 02:18 PM

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