by Paul Douglas | Jan 3, 2020 | Blog
Giving Thanks for BZ (Barry Zevan) Everyone and everything is connected. People show up – randomly – and change the trajectory of your life. Barry Zevan and I worked together at a national cable channel in the early 80s. When a job interview request came...
by Paul Douglas | Jan 2, 2020 | Blog
Weather Pattern Favors Mild and Storm-Free “As the days lengthen the cold doth strengthen.” Yes it doth. We’ve already picked up 5 minutes of additional daylight since December 21, but temperatures don’t usually bottom out until the third week...
by Paul Douglas | Jan 1, 2020 | Blog
Pacific Breeze Returns – No Sign of a Painful Polar Vortex Happy 2020! By the way, where’s my flying car? Think about it. Years ago when you daydreamed about the 21st century you pictured monorails, robotic butlers and romantic getaways to the moon....
by Paul Douglas | Dec 31, 2019 | Blog
Note to Self: It’s Just Frozen Water “Dad, you don’t have to shovel water” my oldest son, Walt, bragged. We were visiting their home in Seattle; 50-degree sunshine never felt better. Minnesota had been transformed into a vast ice skating rink...
by Paul Douglas | Dec 21, 2019 | Blog
Happy 40-Degree Winter Solstice! Meteorologists are great fun at parties. Get us in a corner with a cup of (cheap) eggnog and we’ll babble on about Alberta Clippers, Bomb Cyclones, maybe throw in a scandalous Texas Hooker. Just to clear up any ambiguity, a...
