November 20, 20169 yr Since we all know how much our guy @nWo does to keep us informed, I saw this and immediately thought of how busy our weather can keep him. He does a great job and we are very lucky to have him!
November 20, 20169 yr Since we all know how much our guy @nWo does to keep us informed, I saw this and immediately thought of how busy our weather can keep him. He does a great job and we are very lucky to have him! [ATTACH]59216[/ATTACH] :thumb: It looks like we may be in for a while ride this winter and maybe a very stormy spring. We'll just have to wait and see.
November 28, 20169 yr Are you still seeing a wintry middle of December in the future models? A while back you had a thread about some of the future model projections and some of them didn't look very pleasant.
November 28, 20169 yr Are you still seeing a wintry middle of December in the future models? A while back you had a thread about some of the future model projections and some of them didn't look very pleasant. For now the future models are showing a snowy period starting around the middle of December. The areas specifically are north of I-64 and east of I-75. Let me caution with the roller coaster of temps. we are going to see things could change either way drastically.
November 30, 20169 yr Since we all know how much our guy @nWo does to keep us informed, I saw this and immediately thought of how busy our weather can keep him. He does a great job and we are very lucky to have him! [ATTACH]59216[/ATTACH] You don't know how close the picture showing the Kentucky weather is going to be to next Thursday/Friday's weather.
November 30, 20169 yr Author @TheDeuce http://bluegrasspreps.com/bgp-break-room/the-end-of-339527.html I'm not clicking that.
December 1, 20169 yr I remember several years ago, my husband and I were driving from Florida to Indiana in really tough weather. It was very late at night and we had made the decision to stay on I 75 instead of I 24 over the mountains at Chattanooga. Knowing the " iffyness" of Jellico, I fired up the air card and laptop and checked in with @nWo. I kept giving my husband reports and also an explanation about our personal forecaster. Thanks, nWo.
December 1, 20169 yr I remember several years ago, my husband and I were driving from Florida to Indiana in really tough weather. It was very late at night and we had made the decision to stay on I 75 instead of I 24 over the mountains at Chattanooga. Knowing the " iffyness" of Jellico, I fired up the air card and laptop and checked in with @nWo. I kept giving my husband reports and also an explanation about our personal forecaster. Thanks, nWo. You're welcome and thanks for the compliments. This is why I do this to help others.
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