Long-range models are showing the first credible shot at a snowstorm around here since the Boxing Day Storm that just missed us for mid-next week (Wednesday-Thursday as it looks now).
Still a LONG way to go (and you remember how the Boxing Day storm waffled back and forth before giving us nothing) - so don't get too excited.
One at a time, I guess. Let's wait for this one to pass before we get excited about next week.
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EXCITING! Oops, not supposed to get excited. :b
ReplyDeleteKudos on the new look to your blog - very cool.
ReplyDeleteHave you ever heard the term "snow mist"? A friend in the Midwest said her local weather forecaster said that's what was coming down in her location.
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