by Paul Douglas | Oct 28, 2017 | Blog
A Little Metro Slush – Plowable Snow Up North My back hurts from all the shoveling! Uh huh. A plowable snow was observed up north; a cool half foot for Duluth with up to 10″ for the North Shore. Here in the metro area? A slushy disappointment. It’s...
by Paul Douglas | Oct 27, 2017 | Blog
A Few Slushy Inches on Lawns – Mainly Wet Roads This is how we thin the herd in Minnesota. So, do you REALLY want to live here? Let’s see how your coping skills have evolved. It’s worth remembering we don’t get earthquakes, hurricanes, tsunamis...
by Paul Douglas | Oct 25, 2017 | Blog
Do You Suffer From “Winter Weather Amnesia”? My wife once told me that women suffer from a kind of chronic, collective amnesia. “If we couldn’t train our brains to forget the pain of childbirth nobody in their right mind would consider having a...
by Paul Douglas | Oct 24, 2017 | Blog
61 F. high in the Twin Cities on Monday. 55 F. average high on October 24. 56 F. high on October 24, 2016. October 24, 1922: A powerful low pressure system over Minnesota brings 55 mph winds to Collegeville. Panic Optional: Forecasting First Flakes on Friday Yesterday...
by Paul Douglas | Oct 23, 2017 | Blog
Snapshot across the nation It’s all about the record head for the southwest as they sweat back to work. Temperatures should top close to or above 100 degrees from Los Angeles to Phoenix. Much of southern California, including LA will be under an Excessive Heat...
