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Nope, not the whole state. The yankees will get out the Town Cars to prove they can, and the rednecks will get out the 4-wheel drives to play a little chicken with the Town Cars.
With the way people around here drive, that just sounds like a normal commute.
Nope, not the whole state. The yankees will get out the Town Cars to prove they can, and the rednecks will get out the 4-wheel drives to play a little chicken with the Town Cars.
I'm a yank, and let me tell ya, I've lived in the south when it snowed before, and the last place I want to be is on snowy roads with southerners. They are just too dangerous!
weather.com says that it's supposed to be 43 degrees on Sunday. Snow doesn't stick when the ground is warm and the temps are that high...
The Weather Channel? LOL. They are never right. Stick to the NOAA. The snow won't arrive until Sunday afternoon/night. That high in the mid 40's will be right after midnight early Sunday morning. Temps will drop throughout the day thanks to the low and wind direction from the north/northeast. The snow falling creates evaporational cooling which cools the temperature even more. Low that night is 25. Cold enough for snow.
At least y'all are getting some much-needed rain! I'll be watching the fun from 600 miles away- wish I was up there!
It is a plus that this rain is not coming in sheets and buckets! Nice and steady...just what we need!
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LOL. They are never right. Stick to the NOAA. The snow won't arrive until Sunday afternoon/night. That high in the mid 40's will be right after midnight early Sunday morning. Temps will drop throughout the day thanks to the low and wind direction from the north/northeast. The snow falling creates evaporational cooling which cools the temperature even more. Low that night is 25. Cold enough for snow.
