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Monday,
January 18, 2010 |
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Where Is
All the Snow?
Blog Published:
Monday, January 18, 2010 at 5:34 PM EST
Blog Updated: Monday, January 18, 2010 at 5:34 PM EST
Good evening everyone, thanks for stopping by
tonight. Just a quick note before my rant on the lack
of snow, be sure to watch out for slippery roads late
tonight into the day tomorrow as the risk for freezing
drizzle has steadily increased as the temperature continues
to fluctuate. See the main page for the very latest
updates. Now, time for a little rant. Like
myself, a lot of you probably woke up this morning and had a
look outside to see that there are visible signs of a
January thaw. You really shouldn't be able to see
grass in Central New York in the heart of winter. For
all the local students (and teachers) out there looking for
a snow day in the near future, it doesn't look like that's
going to happen. I look forward to your messages.
For most of the upcoming week, it's looking like we'll be
sitting in the mid to upper-30s for temperatures with just a
minimal chance for any snow. Unfortunately, it looks
like the conditions outside are beginning to deviate from my
winter weather outlook that was released in October.
Hopefully we'll begin to head back into snowier times soon.
As for now, at least try to enjoy the warm weather, because
it'll be gone before you know it. |
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Sunday,
October 25, 2009 |
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The Highly Anticipated Winter Forecast
Blog Published:
Sunday, October 25, 2009 at 3:18 PM EDT
Blog Updated: Sunday, October 25, 2009 at 3:18 PM EDT
Hi everyone, I hope you're having a great
weekend. On Friday as some of you may have gotten in
your e-mail or seen on the web site, my winter forecast is
now available. You can go read the full report
here. The bottom line
on the upcoming winter as I see it is this: expect the
season to start out warm, and then become bone-chilling cold
once the new year arrives, with an earlier return to warm
weather than normal come late February. As far as
snowfall goes, I believe the entire winter will bring
above-average snow levels to Central New York, not only in
the form of lake-effect, but also coastal systems as well.
If you have any thoughts or questions on the reasoning
behind the report or anything else at any time, be sure to
e-mail me. Thanks for stopping by, have a great
week ahead! Stay tuned. |
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Sunday,
October 4, 2009 |
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Hello Again, Hello!
Blog Published:
Sunday, October 4, 2009 at 10:00 PM EDT
Blog Updated: Sunday, October 4, 2009 at 10:00 PM EDT
I recently purchased “Hot August Night II”
from our Wal-Mart “Superstore”. The title of my blog is a
song from the “live” album. I haven’t blogged for a while so
here goes some thoughts on weather. I am a bike rider. I
ride every day to help my asthma. I love riding in the hot
sultry heat. Yesterday we had a day like that. October 3rd
was probably my last ride for the season. When it is balmy
and sunny on October 3rd, you have to take advantage of it.
At forty-nine years of age, and with most of my days on
Earth behind me, I went out riding with a vengeance. I had
great rides. I have seen a lot this summer in the city of
Fulton. I saw a girl walking her dog in a bikini. Talk about
incentive to go riding! I mostly saw women with huge
buttocks walking around the bridges. These women should rent
space on their butts. They could earn a lot of donut money!
By the way, earlier I said “days on earth”. It’s not like we
go into outer space when we die. Our carcass is still here
on bloody earth. We just get recycled. I will stop saying
“days on earth”. It is a stupid statement. Now on to
“Dancing With the Stars.” In my previous rants I mentioned
the show to piss off my executive producer. I will continue
to rate the show. I know Donny Osmond is on, and I will have
an update next rant. Okay now to weather. We had a great
summer. The past week we have had a lot of much needed rain.
I have to mow the lawn one more time. Okay, look Central New
Yorkers, if you want the real deal on weather, go to
Carson’s sections on this site. Until my next blog, ˇAdios!
Changes to the Site
Blog Published:
Sunday, October 4, 2009 at 4:01 PM EDT
Blog Updated: Sunday, October 4, 2009 at 4:01 PM EDT
As you've found out by now in
coming to this page, we've been making some structural
changes to the web site. We've now combined all of our
separate blog pages into one large joint blog, to make it
easier to get the very latest content from our many
different contributors all across Central New York to you.
We hope that this new way of team blogging will be
beneficial. Other changes that have come include a new
cosmetic look for our extreme weather section pages.
An idea of what each will look like can be gauged from the
Severe Weather Center. All other extreme weather
sections will be redone soon. Also, we're making
progress in our On Demand section, which has become a
popular place to get the weather information you need
anytime, anywhere. If you have any questions or
comments about what's been happening, just send us an e-mail
or a tweet. Stay tuned! |
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