Plowable, But Snowfall Totals Closer to 3-5″

Plowable, But Snowfall Totals Closer to 3-5″

by | Jan 15, 2021 | Blog

  NOAA The Forecast Calls For Uncertainty ”Being at ease with not knowing is crucial for answers to come to you wrote Eckhart Tolle. We have all been living with uncertainty for nearly a year now, waiting for vaccines and our better angels to return. Predicting...
Late Week Snowfall May Be Plowable

Late Week Snowfall May Be Plowable

by | Jan 13, 2021 | Blog

  Weather-Related Mental Health Break It is such a relief talking about the weather these days. Even “bad weather” is a welcome break from pandemics and civil unrest. We are extras in a bad Tom Clancy thriller, one that almost makes me long for the good ‘ol days of...
Ice Fog Gives Way To Icy Front Last 10 Days of January

Ice Fog Gives Way To Icy Front Last 10 Days of January

by | Jan 8, 2021 | Blog

Long ShadowsPaul Douglas Fog, A Thaw – Then Flirting With Zero ”Paul, why does the weather forecast keep changing?” The right question to be asking. Meteorologists refine forecasts over time, reacting to new data and the latest weather models. The closer you get...
Bitter (Subzero) Air Likely Last 10 Days of January

Bitter (Subzero) Air Likely Last 10 Days of January

by | Jan 7, 2021 | Blog

Paul Douglas Subzero Air Roughly Two Weeks Away Snowbirds are missing all the fun! While cold weather refugees in Arizona and Florida pick sand out from between their toes, Minnesotans are playing in powder, enjoying 20s and 30s and light winds, with nary a storm in...