Augusta is pretty indicative of what's happening, or going to happen, here. The models show higher temps for them than here on Sat and Sun with rain and it's calling for snow here. The bridges will be shut down. No doubt. It feels like the kind of thing that could go bad for a day or two. By bad, iced over streets, etc. I just won't go anywhere.
75/58 here on Monday. That's why I love being here in the winter.
I'm sure I've said this before but I think it was a different context.
And this isn't a joke. I am hoping to be able to get at least the back yard cut today. It's not poa annua growing out there...centipede thinks it is spring.
Just wanted to see...it's almost one and I've shed everything except the shorts and long sleeved tee. What started with light pants like we've talked about and a 3/4 zip.
Weather and well reporting in general could all go the way of AI for my preference. I don't need a weather guesser to tell me it's cold when I can see the temp or that it's windy and raining when a hurricane hits. Give me the temps, wind, and humidity and I can deduce the rest. Same with what's happening, give me the facts and I can decide how I feel about it.
You've misunderstood. I'm not talking about the forecast on those stations. The coverage of the aftermath of a weather event is better. I hate saying I like seeing the carnage but that fits and then again it doesn't. IE: I found a lot of those images from the snow storm off the Great Lakes a few weeks ago...fascinating, I guess? (Then again, I often get caught up in the detail of pictures. Maybe it's nothing. LOL.)
I think most of us like seeing it. I was just saying take the meteorologist of it. I mean AI can't be wrong much more than they are.
I'll post this if I see it again
