What a Winter

The Super Bowl weather forecast continues to deteriorate. Last week's predictions were for the low 60s, early this week those had been lowered to the low 50s and now they are hoping for mid-40s.

Here we have just reached the critical stage...Mrs. Clean announced we are down to the last bit of hot sauce (that's salsa). :eek:

Spoke earlier today with a guy up in Seattle, they were in the 50s...what the heck is wrong with that picture?
 
The weather guys will remind us that weather does not equal climate...

Is it possible that climate change could be responsible for such anomalies as it is warmer in Fargo, ND and Rapid City, SD than in NE Texas?
 
Fox News reported that Al Gore is burning his carbon credits to keep warm.

They also reported that Jerry Falwell, Pat Robertson, Fred Phelps and the rest of the religious right are saying their God did this as punishment for some perceived sins.
 
53 degrees on tap for tomorrow. Lows in the 30's though for the next week.

Ya'll are dealing with snow and I'm already dealing with pollen. Every morning I see yellow dust everywhere; which looks great on my black truck by the way :bigups
 
They also reported that Jerry Falwell, Pat Robertson, Fred Phelps and the rest of the religious right are saying their God did this as punishment for some perceived sins.

Well, the message was screwey, but was their reporting correct? btw who is Fred Phelps?

Also, what does Jobu say? :notme:
 
Well, the message was screwey, but was their reporting correct? btw who is Fred Phelps?

Also, what does Jobu say? :notme:

Fred Phelps is easy to find on Google. He leads the Westboro Baptist Church. Jobu is in his warm locker guarding his rum. :)
 
During the 10pm newscast as a shout out to our Wisconsin visitors, the weather guy advised the viewers that it was warmer back in Green Bay than in their temporary D/FW location.

But, there is a ray of hope, we have sunshine and promised afternoon temps of mid-30s! :yay Though memory is short, I think this rivals the weather events from the 80s, but it feels that this snow has hung around longer, maybe because it was buffered by a substantial coating of ice between it and the ground.
 
Got the 1 1/2 in of ice cleared off the driveway yesterday and now its snowing and the drive is covered over again.Wanted to move south years ago and the wife said she loved seeing the change of seasons up north here and didn't want to move. After she fell this week I asked her how that change of seasons thing going. LOL.
Can't wait for spring and summer vacations. Until then their is plenty of Gentleman Jack in the cabinet.:cheers:
 
The news was on all day yesterday from 4:00 am to 6:30 pm to cover the Winter Storm. We got 1/4" to 1/2" of ice and it was an all day news event. The overpasses were a mess and there were 800 accidents reported yesterday. Add in the fact taht they toss what basically amounts to gravel instead of sand on the roads, and there will be even more automotive carnage.

Tow companies made a killing. Mechanical shops stayed busy and body shops are packed. The gravel on the roads will be good business for chip repair and windsheild replacement companies.
 
Scott P, gravel? really? TXDOT uses a sand/magnesium mixture in the D/FW metroplex. Unfortunately it is limited to selected segments of State supported roadways due to product availability. I heard this year they had some sort of a new liquid product they were using. The problem with magnesium, as explained by TXDOT, is that it is only good when temps are somewhat moderate or it too will freeze. Late yesterday, early this a.m. they secured some snow plows and were working to clear overpasses! Sorry Steve, and Pockets you just didn't get down here quite soon enough. ;)
 
Got the 1 1/2 in of ice cleared off the driveway yesterday and now its snowing and the drive is covered over again.Wanted to move south years ago and the wife said she loved seeing the change of seasons up north here and didn't want to move. After she fell this week I asked her how that change of seasons thing going. LOL.
Can't wait for spring and summer vacations. Until then their is plenty of Gentleman Jack in the cabinet.:cheers:


:rofl:rofl:rofl sorry for your wife but I've lived through that conversation ... and we might be starting to win :notme:
 
I don't really miss the change of seasons. What I miss the most is the pizza, wings, subs and especially Wegmans. If you like to cook and have experienced the greatness that is a Wegmans grocery store, then you understand.
 
Who wants to open a shop in Florida called "New England Detailing" where we can all go and actually work in January and Feb? Who's in? :rockon

Don't you do it Gotham, that's encroachment! lol I say Sully and I should install bollards across your driveway if you so choose to move down here during the winters. :bigups If it weren't for Groupon work would be pretty slow for me right now.
 
Woke early this a.m. to the sound of sleet tap, tap, tapping on the bedroom window. Woke to find a nice coating of ice. Now it is blowing snow out of the north. It's about 18o outside the kitchen window and the weatherman says we won't get out of the 20s today. So much for La Nina, and a warmer/drier than normal Winter. Good news is by Friday/Saturday we might be back into the lower 60s. Now that's more like it!
 
Woke early this a.m. to the sound of sleet tap, tap, tapping on the bedroom window. Woke to find a nice coating of ice. Now it is blowing snow out of the north. It's about 18o outside the kitchen window and the weatherman says we won't get out of the 20s today. So much for La Nina, and a warmer/drier than normal Winter. Good news is by Friday/Saturday we might be back into the lower 60s. Now that's more like it!

you have that backwards ... La Nina is a colder and wetter winter .. El Nino is the warmer and dryer ;)

here's some more good news i found :

* How long does a La Niña last?
* La Niña conditions typically last approximately 9-12 months. Some episodes may persist for as long as two years.
 
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