Just happened to look at the local forecast, since we are expecting a
bit of snow today, and saw this:

"snow with a chance of thunderstorms this afternoon"

Snow during thunderstorms? Snow before thunderstorms?

Snow during thunderstorms is something I don't recall experiencing.

We're predicted for 12 to 16" of snow.

Someone on the Sound, someone is boating. Betcha.

On 12/26/10 9:20 AM, Gene wrote:
On Sun, 26 Dec 2010 08:10:43 -0500,
wrote:

Just happened to look at the local forecast, since we are expecting a
bit of snow today, and saw this:

"snow with a chance of thunderstorms this afternoon"

Snow during thunderstorms? Snow before thunderstorms?

Snow during thunderstorms is something I don't recall experiencing.

We're predicted for 12 to 16" of snow.

Someone on the Sound, someone is boating. Betcha.

Rarely happens, but usually indicates more snow within a couple of
weeks....

We're predicted as much as 3" and we 20 miles north of the SC line and
within sight of the beach. Lake boaters in central NC are looking at
8" of wet snow....







We've had enough snow already to cover the grass. Not sticking at the
moment to the pavement. Prediction is for four to eight inches in the DC
area by day's end. If that happens, it'll be enough, probably, for
governmental shutdowns tomorrow. Schools are already closed because of
the holiday break.

On 12/26/10 8:10 AM, Paul@BYC wrote:
Just happened to look at the local forecast, since we are expecting a
bit of snow today, and saw this:

"snow with a chance of thunderstorms this afternoon"

Snow during thunderstorms? Snow before thunderstorms?

Snow during thunderstorms is something I don't recall experiencing.

We're predicted for 12 to 16" of snow.

Someone on the Sound, someone is boating. Betcha.


Hardly a late fall/winter goes by here without reading about some
hapless duck/goose hunter out on Chesapeake Bay in a little skiff,
hunting his prey, falling in the water, and dying fast because of
hypothermia. That's a big price to pay for a duck dinner.

In article ,
says...

On 12/26/10 8:10 AM, Paul@BYC wrote:
Just happened to look at the local forecast, since we are expecting a
bit of snow today, and saw this:

"snow with a chance of thunderstorms this afternoon"

Snow during thunderstorms? Snow before thunderstorms?

Snow during thunderstorms is something I don't recall experiencing.

We're predicted for 12 to 16" of snow.

Someone on the Sound, someone is boating. Betcha.


Hardly a late fall/winter goes by here without reading about some
hapless duck/goose hunter out on Chesapeake Bay in a little skiff,
hunting his prey, falling in the water, and dying fast because of
hypothermia. That's a big price to pay for a duck dinner.

Some people actually enjoy recreation.

wrote in message ...

On Sun, 26 Dec 2010 08:10:43 -0500, "Paul@BYC"
wrote:

Just happened to look at the local forecast, since we are expecting a
bit of snow today, and saw this:

"snow with a chance of thunderstorms this afternoon"

Snow during thunderstorms? Snow before thunderstorms?

Snow during thunderstorms is something I don't recall experiencing.

We're predicted for 12 to 16" of snow.

Someone on the Sound, someone is boating. Betcha.


We got out yesterday. It was mid 70s.

=========

40's today, blowing like stink.
Got a new smoker for Christmas and planning on doing up some chicken and
veggies. It'll have to wait till the wind drops about 20 knots!

In article ,
says...

On 12/26/10 9:20 AM, Gene wrote:
On Sun, 26 Dec 2010 08:10:43 -0500,
wrote:

Just happened to look at the local forecast, since we are expecting a
bit of snow today, and saw this:

"snow with a chance of thunderstorms this afternoon"

Snow during thunderstorms? Snow before thunderstorms?

Snow during thunderstorms is something I don't recall experiencing.

We're predicted for 12 to 16" of snow.

Someone on the Sound, someone is boating. Betcha.

Rarely happens, but usually indicates more snow within a couple of
weeks....

We're predicted as much as 3" and we 20 miles north of the SC line and
within sight of the beach. Lake boaters in central NC are looking at
8" of wet snow....







We've had enough snow already to cover the grass. Not sticking at the
moment to the pavement. Prediction is for four to eight inches in the DC
area by day's end. If that happens, it'll be enough, probably, for
governmental shutdowns tomorrow. Schools are already closed because of
the holiday break.

No snow to speak of northwest of DC yet.

On 12/26/10 12:07 PM, wrote:
On Sun, 26 Dec 2010 08:10:43 -0500,
wrote:

Just happened to look at the local forecast, since we are expecting a
bit of snow today, and saw this:

"snow with a chance of thunderstorms this afternoon"

Snow during thunderstorms? Snow before thunderstorms?

Snow during thunderstorms is something I don't recall experiencing.

We're predicted for 12 to 16" of snow.

Someone on the Sound, someone is boating. Betcha.


We got out yesterday. It was mid 70s.

Got two holiday calls yesterday from friends, one from an old union
buddy who was down your way, sort of, on or near Sanibel Island, and
rubbing it in about the weather, and another from a classmate of my
wife's, a Kenyan who called from Nairobi, where it was warm and rainy, a
bit warmer than where you are.

We're expecting four to eight inches of snow through today.

"Gene" wrote in message ...

On Sun, 26 Dec 2010 09:20:16 -0500, Gene
wrote:

On Sun, 26 Dec 2010 08:10:43 -0500, "Paul@BYC"
wrote:

Just happened to look at the local forecast, since we are expecting a
bit of snow today, and saw this:

"snow with a chance of thunderstorms this afternoon"

Snow during thunderstorms? Snow before thunderstorms?

Snow during thunderstorms is something I don't recall experiencing.

We're predicted for 12 to 16" of snow.

Someone on the Sound, someone is boating. Betcha.

Rarely happens, but usually indicates more snow within a couple of
weeks....

We're predicted as much as 3" and we 20 miles north of the SC line and
within sight of the beach. Lake boaters in central NC are looking at
8" of wet snow....

As of now, in spite of all the white stuff falling... it is melting as
quickly as it is hitting the ground... except for wood decks and the
like...





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enjoying a sense of moral superiority in their ignorance.
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Reply:
Cold and windy. Probably low 50's in Santa Monica. Driving back from the
other daughter in Long Beach, was raining hard. Really hard. Was surprised
that I saw no accidents on the way back. Daughters Mother in law drove down
from Sacramento area yesterday, and said was foggy in the valley at times.
Try to take the kayak for stripers or trout this week.

In article ,
says...

On 12/26/10 12:07 PM, wrote:
On Sun, 26 Dec 2010 08:10:43 -0500,
wrote:

Just happened to look at the local forecast, since we are expecting a
bit of snow today, and saw this:

"snow with a chance of thunderstorms this afternoon"

Snow during thunderstorms? Snow before thunderstorms?

Snow during thunderstorms is something I don't recall experiencing.

We're predicted for 12 to 16" of snow.

Someone on the Sound, someone is boating. Betcha.


We got out yesterday. It was mid 70s.

Got two holiday calls yesterday from friends, one from an old union
buddy who was down your way, sort of, on or near Sanibel Island, and
rubbing it in about the weather, and another from a classmate of my
wife's, a Kenyan who called from Nairobi, where it was warm and rainy, a
bit warmer than where you are.

We're expecting four to eight inches of snow through today.

Spoofer alert. I'm a fat, nasty, mean spirited obnoxious schitt so I
have no friends.

Harryk wrote:
On 12/26/10 9:20 AM, Gene wrote:
On Sun, 26 Dec 2010 08:10:43 -0500,
wrote:

Just happened to look at the local forecast, since we are expecting a
bit of snow today, and saw this:

"snow with a chance of thunderstorms this afternoon"

Snow during thunderstorms? Snow before thunderstorms?

Snow during thunderstorms is something I don't recall experiencing.

We're predicted for 12 to 16" of snow.

Someone on the Sound, someone is boating. Betcha.

Rarely happens, but usually indicates more snow within a couple of
weeks....

We're predicted as much as 3" and we 20 miles north of the SC line and
within sight of the beach. Lake boaters in central NC are looking at
8" of wet snow....







We've had enough snow already to cover the grass. Not sticking at the
moment to the pavement. Prediction is for four to eight inches in the
DC area by day's end. If that happens, it'll be enough, probably, for
governmental shutdowns tomorrow. Schools are already closed because of
the holiday break.


As long as the market is open, Ullico never sleeps, eh?