Yep, looks like the bigger amounts are going to be to the East.Channel 13 model only showing 2 inches for Des Moines area through Monday night
Yep, looks like the bigger amounts are going to be to the East.Channel 13 model only showing 2 inches for Des Moines area through Monday night
You are 'lucky.' In my experience they like to show their 'unsightly sides' at the worst possible times. Like when it is -20 on new years day.
Just the fan? Capacitor? What does on it? Had my capacitor take a crap on me awhile back and those are easy to find replacements for on Amazon and to replace if you have any mechanical aptitude.My furnace just died and we can't get a new one installed until Tuesday, so thankfully it hasn't been bad. Between a couple electric radiators and our gas fireplace, it's staying around 65 in there.
Could be a big one then....Channel 13 model only showing 2 inches for Des Moines area through Monday night
Lol, of course it will. Last night Ed Wilson showed 2.1 inches. Shows how desperate we are for precipitation when people think 2 inches is a historical event.definitely looks like the Monday/Tuesday storm will miss most of Iowa
Lol, of course it will. Last night Ed Wilson showed 2.1 inches. Shows how desperate we are for precipitation when people think 2 inches is a historical event.
All joke aside I just think it's funny how the media hypes up everything now. They've been taking about it on the news since Tuesday and now it's between 0-2 inches. I'm old enough to remember when that was called "Winter".Okay who wants to write the jokes?
Is talking about it hyping it or using their platform to address the non stop tweets, emails, comments and calls they get asking about it because everyone saw/heard about it elsewhere?All joke aside I just think it's funny how the media hypes up everything now. They've been taking about it on the news since Tuesday and now it's between 0-2 inches. I'm old enough to remember when that was called "Winter".
I just looked at that site a few minutes ago, down here in SE Iowa looks like we are supposed to get at least 7 inches and maybe a foot. Good thing I got the snowblower running a couple of weeks ago.
Lol, of course it will. Last night Ed Wilson showed 2.1 inches. Shows how desperate we are for precipitation when people think 2 inches is a historical event.
Okay who wants to write the jokes?
Looks like latest model runs have upped things.It definitely looks like the Monday/Tuesday storm will miss most of Iowa. Monday night a few inches in the southern part of the state. Strong winds will accompany this system. Tuesdays impacts will likely be more in Illinois.
After this storm it will get colder which in all reality just means much closer to January averages. Which sets us up for the next system and from this mornings DVN discussion.
"The storm the end of the week could end up being more impactful. Ignoring the current snowfall forecasts for this system what makes this more impactful is that the colder arctic air will be in place. This means higher snowfall ratios and more likely to stick to the ground quicker. We will have to watch this storm as well. With winter finally showing up, we look to have two strong storm systems this week."