The Nat'l Weather Service issued a Winter Weather Advisory for last night, after a weekend's worth of dire predictions about a mini-snowpocalypse. (Hint: eight inches of snow is widely considered a dusting, here.)
So they warned us all that "heavy snow" would play havoc with this morning's commute.
We got an inch and a half.
The storm slowed down, they say. It'll be here tomorrow, they say. Be ready, they say.
URGENT CALL TO REPENTANCE: All the ends of the world shall remember and turn to the Lord. And all the kindreds of the nations shall worship before Thee. For the Kingdom is the Lord’s and He rules among the nations. (Psalm 22:27-28)
6 comments:
8" would be a pretty good snowfall here.
Is your snow fluffy/powdery stuff, or wet?
Powder to feathery fluff, 99% of the time.
In spite of all their technology, I think weather people are still only right 85 percent of the time, or some such.
May God watch over you all.
Linda, I'd guess 50% accuracy in the best of cases.
My theory is that once they get one wrong, they become paranoid about missing the call again and get overly cautious. They would rather be wrong on the "It was not as bad as we thought" rather than "It was much worse than we predicted".
You could well be right.
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