by Paul Douglas | Oct 17, 2018 | Blog
Counting Down the End of Road Construction Maybe I hit my head on the Doppler one too many times, but most days I’m a glass-half-full guy. It’s not the end of summer – the death of green – a gradual retreat into an atmospheric near-death...
by Paul Douglas | Oct 10, 2018 | Blog
Hurricane Michael Takes Aim at Florida Panhandle We escape to the Florida Panhandle every February, just to keep some semblance of sanity. We like a spot between Destin and Panama City. Palm trees and pine trees. No high-rise condos. It’s quiet and relatively...
by Paul Douglas | Oct 9, 2018 | Blog
Flood Watch – Hurricane Michael Threatens Florida On Saturday I gave a talk about weather and climate trends at Church of the Cross Lutheran Church in Nisswa. Afterwards a woman told me that they recently moved back to Minnesota from Ft. Myers, Florida....
by Paul Douglas | Oct 6, 2018 | Blog
Another 2-3 Inches of Rain Early Next Week? From all the chatter on social media you’d think we were tracking bubbling rivers of toxic lava, plagues of locust or clouds of radioactivity. Friday morning I awoke to a strange, cold slippery substance on my yard up...
by Paul Douglas | Oct 6, 2018 | Blog
Another 2-3 Inches of Rain Early Next Week? From all the chatter on social media you’d think we were tracking bubbling rivers of toxic lava, plagues of locust or clouds of radioactivity. Friday morning I awoke to a strange, cold slippery substance on my yard up...
