We can SEE you there, busiman! We KNOW you are looking!

Various 10-day forecasts I've read are similar:

High of 49 degrees and partly cloudy. 20% chance of precipitation.

I'd be more skeptical if that wasn't the same darned forecast for the next 10 days. It just seems like we are in the midst of the doldrums and aren't budging anywhere...

--Robin

Weather be darned. I'm still showing up with an outfit for any possibility. Hope they make the check bags bigger this year.

Steve

I hope the forecast holds.... my ideal running conditions. It's not that I actual enjoy the wind and rain, but I always set PR's when the weather is at is worst! (It would be nice to have sun while were hanging out waiting to start, though)

-Dove

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accuweather, schmaccuweather. What does ThunderBolter say?

quote:<HR>Originally posted by DaveinAA:
accuweather, schmaccuweather. What does ThunderBolter say?<HR>

---> Well, here's the long range computer prog for Monday morn:



Interpretation: See that huge psychedelic blob over New England? That's an incredibly powerful meganor'easter. If this forecast verifies, 'thon conditions would be stormy and cold. Actually, if the timing of this is totally accurate, system would be just blowing by the Boston area early Monday, implying that the worst of the storminess would be over.

> Caveat: This is an 8.5 day forecast; thus, should be taken with an entire shakerful of salt. Two things I've observed about this particular computer model: [1] Has a tendency to move systems along a bit too quickly; [2] Tends to forecast larger perturbations more accurately. Given [1] and [2], looks like there's a fairly good chance of next Monday being a stormy one in New England.

> That's the latest from the Weather Desk. Stay tuned; will try to update weather spaghetti during the week. . . . .

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Mike, where do you get your meteorological information?

--Robin