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The Weather Thread
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Southeastern Indiana was near 60 today. We're expecting a snow storm Friday night through Saturday.
However, the weathermen can't decide on what model they want to use to forecast any kind of snowfall totals.
One model says to expect 2.0 inches.
Another model is forecasting 23.1 inches for the same fucking area!
OMG.
Just give me the Farmers Almanac and call it a day..sheesh.
IDIOTS.
Quoting: ~Jazzy~  57 degrees here right now, but tomorrow its going to be 28 then drop to the teens over the next couple of days. WTF? We got a winter storm warning for 1 to 3 inches of snow. I grew up in Cuyahoga County, Ohio, where we had lake effect snow throughout all of winter. 1 to 3 inches of snow would not even be mentioned let alone NWS issuing a storm warning. I also heard the wild predictions of possibly very heavy snow but the variations are ridiculous. I'm with ya, its mostly bullshit and wild guesswork.
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