3/4 weather thread

cowgirl836

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Not sure but it didn't really seem like the ground froze much to begin with.

I'm in WI, sorry. Definitely frozen up here, the run-off was so bad the couple rain-following-snow fun times that we had flash flood warnings.
 

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As much as I hate snow, we need a lot of moisture to replenish the water tables. The past couple of years have been brutal.
 

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KCCI played it brilliantly the other day with a "cover our a**es" type article on its website. The article's headline was something like, 'Any change in the track of storm could alter snow totals.' Nice. Way to get out ahead of things in case the 1-2" prediction turned into a 10" drubbing, which it did (and yes, that's what she said).
That's kind of the way weather works.
 

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So we are not going to see another St. Louis lazy low or whatever Ed called it yesterday?? Which might be the first time I heard that.
 

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So we are not going to see another St. Louis lazy low or whatever Ed called it yesterday?? Which might be the first time I heard that.

Probably just didn't want to say "Texas or panhandle hooker..." :jimlad:

No if you want a name the next one will be more like the clipper variety.
 

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Probably just didn't want to say "Texas or panhandle hooker..." :jimlad:

No if you want a name the next one will be more like the clipper variety.

When I lived in the Panhandle, I heard the term "Panhandle Hooker" used by the meteorologists frequently. Definitely caught me by surprise the first few times I heard it!
 

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Ok, its almost March.............time to warm up and open up the golf courses. Seriously i think the courses around here have been open by March 15-20th the past 5 years. Don't want an April start.

Agreed! I'm pretty sure this is THE year that my golf game finally takes the step to that next level!

As far as us needing moisture goes, I'd be perfectly fine with overnight thunderstorms for 3-4 nights a week.
 

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Yeah I love these threads also but that is because I do not have to deal with any of the snow!

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Yeah I love these threads also but that is because I do not have to deal with any of the snow!

:biglaugh::biglaugh::biglaugh::biglaugh::biglaugh::biglaugh::biglaugh::biglaugh::biglaugh::biglaugh::biglaugh::biglaugh::biglaugh::biglaugh::biglaugh:

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Can we stop doing weather threads like a week out? Maybe start them closer to the actual day....

Just my two cents. I'm sure I'll get ripped by all the weather gurus here. But c'est la vie.