***Official 2024 Weather Thread***

FLYINGCYCLONE

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Weather Underground, which is always been the best weather app in my opinion, has been dropping totals all day.

WHO has by far the best weather department, so I always trust what they say.
Watched WHO weather last night. I was laughing at how cold the forecast was. What a joke. Wasn’t any zero or below temps at that time.
 

MNCYWX

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cowgirl836

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Yeah I thought it would change overnight and it narrowed a tich to 6-9. I was going to take down lights yesterday and DH is all one more week! That much snow to wade through and single digits next weekend. Looks like this just became his job.

I deeply regret this post. I indeed made him help me take everything down today. And he then decided to meticulously organize all the lights. Sort all the extra bulbs. Label the boxes by year. We have many of the same kind. And probably 50-75 in total. If you think I am the type of woman to put the same strand back in the box it came from every year.....well I guess you may be my husband who seems to have sent his brain on sabbatical. Because he did this during the time I arrived home with hungry children, while I made dinner and entertained them until bedtime. Still going.

I am confident that predictions of 6-9 inches tonight will *absolutely* be a bust.
 

carvers4math

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All on me. I even put it on too! Don't need me looking like a butterball, greasy face!
I would probably do better with the forecast than the makeup under those lights, but I am old enough that anything but tinted moisturizer and light mascara is just going to make matters worse. You do a good job at both, have tuned in for this storm.
 

AirWalke

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I feel like I recall a storm like this not long ago that started off above freezing, took awhile for the ground to cool down, and had people here crying “bust”… only for several more inches of snow to materialize overnight.

Go to sleep everyone. More snow on the way.
 

alarson

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My math may not be so good since my last math class was 42 years ago, but if I’m not wrong, this says nearly 13 1/2 inches for Cedar Rapids. That can’t be right. I added wrong, didn’t I?

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I believe that does add up to 13.4
 
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ISUAgronomist

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You will never lose power again. Not because your generator will run when the power is out... because the power will never go out again.

Our generac is now 5 years old. Has zero hours of actual use (all hours are exercise cycles).
That's usually how it goes but I live out in the sticks. We lost power twice in December and a few times this summer. Generally less than an hour but under bad conditions it can be a couple days out here.
 
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ClonesTwenty1

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I feel like I recall a storm like this not long ago that started off above freezing, took awhile for the ground to cool down, and had people here crying “bust”… only for several more inches of snow to materialize overnight.

Go to sleep everyone. More snow on the way.
Looks like 3-6am time period could pump some heavy bands
 

WartburgClone

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Can't wait to go into work tomorrow and see all the cars in the ditch along Riverside & Dayton.