While I think that's debatable...
I was more gloating about not being wrong half the time.
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I was more gloating about not being wrong half the time.
Hoping some of that snow sticks for opening deer season this weekend. I'll be just outside Stevens Point.
What direction from SP? That's kind of an interesting area. Not quite north woods but not like southern WI either.
Looks like it will be gone unless they get some tonight.
The ground might be pretty soupy.
Polonia, so about 15 minutes NE of town. It's not uncommon for it to be wet, as a stream rolls through the 40 acres of woodlands. It's right next to a cornfield.
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The "projections" are that the temps are suppose to be near normal to slightly above but the precip is suppose to be above normal.
We will see if they are correct...
Kicking off late November and early December with an attic blast is not the start I wanted!
Dropped an 8 point just before 7AM this morning.
Our party bus driver dropped a 10 pointer Saturday night on our bus trip. Sounded like he dropped the transmission at first.
Thinking about 20°-21° for kickoff temp at game time on Saturday. That'd be up there with some of the coldest at JTS. This state isn't kept in the media guide anymore but I've compiled the list below that should be complete.
Coldest home games at Kickoff
8° - Kansas - 2013
17° - Colorado - 1991
20° - Missouri - 1979
20° - San Jose St. - 1959
21° - Kansas State - 1995
22° - Texas Tech - 2022
22° - Oklahoma State - 1985
25° - Kansas State - 1993
Dress warm. Thankfully not too much wind. Probably wind chills around 10°
Coldest home games at Kickoff
8° - Kansas - 2013
17° - Colorado - 1991
20° - Missouri - 1979
20° - San Jose St. - 1959
21° - Kansas State - 1995
22° - Texas Tech - 2022
22° - Oklahoma State - 1985
25° - Kansas State - 1993
Dress warm. Thankfully not too much wind. Probably wind chills around 10°
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Kind of interesting to look at those games. We've done pretty well considering our history, especially 2 ranked wins
I thought this was an interesting read.
“How steam from a Wisconsin factory fueled a 100-mile band of snow”
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“How steam from a Wisconsin factory fueled a 100-mile band of snow”
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