Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can’t believe OPM shut down the government at 3pm for that. Well, no I can believe it.

But there was a high probability things could go terribly wrong and smack during the peak of rush hour.

I'm still scarred from Derecho.

They told federal workers to leave their buildings before 3 pm. That was ridiculous. It caused a ridiculous amount of traffic right at 3 and then there was zero weather for 3 hours after that. Stupid.

When would have been a better time?

Not everyone has a cute 10 min commute home to Arlington

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can’t believe OPM shut down the government at 3pm for that. Well, no I can believe it.

But there was a high probability things could go terribly wrong and smack during the peak of rush hour.

I'm still scarred from Derecho.

They told federal workers to leave their buildings before 3 pm. That was ridiculous. It caused a ridiculous amount of traffic right at 3 and then there was zero weather for 3 hours after that. Stupid.

Anonymous wrote:I can’t believe OPM shut down the government at 3pm for that. Well, no I can believe it.

56% of Carroll County is out of power. Meteorology cannot predict where the worse of the storm happens. Last week, it was inside the Beltway. This time, it's to the west and east.

If the storm had hit DC violently, and OPM hadn't closed, there would have been a significant risk of fatalities. When you're making closing/opening decisions, this is what you think about.

Anonymous wrote:What’s up with the tornado watch? That means one was spotted. Anyone see something?

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No it does not.

Anonymous wrote:What’s up with the tornado watch? That means one was spotted. Anyone see something?

A "watch" means the conditions are favorable.

A "warning" means the conditions are current .

Anonymous wrote:I can’t believe OPM shut down the government at 3pm for that. Well, no I can believe it.

If they hadn’t shut down, and you were stuck in a tornadic storm on the beltway, I’m sure you would have zero complaints.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can’t believe OPM shut down the government at 3pm for that. Well, no I can believe it.

Again, you're a moron.

Oh, did you have a crazy storm at 3pm? 4 pm? 5pm? I think we all know who the morons are. Did you make this call for OPM or something? I hope you get fired.

Anonymous wrote:I can’t believe OPM shut down the government at 3pm for that. Well, no I can believe it.

But there was a high probability things could go terribly wrong and smack during the peak of rush hour.

I'm still scarred from Derecho.

What’s up with the tornado watch? That means one was spotted. Anyone see something?

Anonymous wrote:I can’t believe OPM shut down the government at 3pm for that. Well, no I can believe it.

Again, you're a moron.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In Bethesda. Is it over? It feels like it.

It definitely is over in Potomac.

Sun coming through in Burke.
Thank you God.

Definitely a lull. Looking at the radar though, there's a blue and green blob coming later on. I'm fine with gentle rain.

I can’t believe OPM shut down the government at 3pm for that. Well, no I can believe it.

Anonymous wrote:In Bethesda. Is it over? It feels like it.

It definitely is over in Potomac.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sun is shining in W Springfield.
We had rain and thunder / lightning.
Did I miss P!nk for this?!

Go now those tickets were expensive!

Holy cow, there are some seriously cheap tickets on Stubhub. $10?!?!

In Bethesda. Is it over? It feels like it.