***Official 2023 Weather Thread***
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The only one you can truly trust, The actual, National Weather Service!
https://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?lat=41.5898&lon=-93.6154#.Y8hscHbMJEY
Maybe you'll get 2-4 inches. Then again, up here in Sioux City, we're supposed to get 8-12 inches and have had radar showing precip over us for three hours and have received NOTHING, thanks to the dry air, ARGH.
https://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?lat=41.5898&lon=-93.6154#.Y8hscHbMJEY
Maybe you'll get 2-4 inches. Then again, up here in Sioux City, we're supposed to get 8-12 inches and have had radar showing precip over us for three hours and have received NOTHING, thanks to the dry air, ARGH.
Jeremy, do you know why sex is like snow?
Because you never know how much you are going to get...
I know how much I’m getting of one - zero - so they’re exactly the same.
I think there is more there. Like a lot of times there is a lot of teasing and forecasting for a lot, but usually you end up with none.
I like to cross country ski, snow shoe and I've got dogs that are built for the snow that I like to take for hikes in it.
If it's going to be cold, I'd much rather there be snow along with it so I can actually do something.
Driving is usually sketchy for like a day, then the roads are fine.
Do you live in Iowa? If so, sounds like you need to move to northern Minnesota or Wisconsin. I had a coworker who was an avid cross country skiier. I like to run, so I expressed some interest in taking it up during the winters to him and he basically told me not to bother. He owns a cabin up in northern Wisconsin where he does his winter stuff.
La Nina is gone. Latest charts I saw at a conference last week said El Nino will be here this early summer/late spring.
It's been rain the last few hours and looking at foreflight that's about to stop. You can still see the grass through the little bit of slush and roads are pretty clear. Won't hit freezing until after midnight so travel should be ok around here.
