How's the weather?

[Mac]

I wasn't 29 when I posted that, numbnuts.

Besides, that post wasn't about drinking.

Alright sorry I forgot to take the 4 or so years into account, but I'm drunk, and that's my excuse and damn I'm hungry for some cereal :)

 

[Thump]

you dont check your gauge?

Gauge was broken off.

Went and got a new one from the fuel oil company, just waiting for a warmish day to install it.

 

[PlanetFrnd]

A 3.4 right underneath me! Whoa - crazy feeling:

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[NFBuck]

Cold as balls and snowing. It was 70 degrees Thursday. :!

 

[DaytonBuck]

Cold as balls and snowing. It was 70 degrees Thursday. :!

:teeth:

Cold and ban-hammerish here

 

[elliemae]

Ummm.... it was 50 on Friday & now it is snowing bad enough to keep me indoors!:(

 

[Mac]

Yeah had to drive from Middletown/Monroe area to Columbus, and the roads weren't in the best condition.

 

[reagdog]

Currently 69 degrees with no wind and no clouds!! Almost perfect.

 

[NFBuck]

Currently 69 degrees with no wind and no clouds!! Almost perfect.

Eat me.

 

[3074326]

:teeth:

Cold and ban-hammerish here

Today's weather can get off your lawn.

The snow just fucking melted.

 

[PlanetFrnd]

Just another gorgeous day here

Not too warm (only the low 60s along the coast), but hard to complain in January

 

[3074326]

[quote='BusNative;139040;4]Just another gorgeous day here

Not too warm (only the low 60s along the coast), but hard to complain in January[/quote]

Multiple things wrong with this post.

Mainly the bolded part.

 

[TGfan06]

NCEP Model Time-Series (BUFR) Forecast Hourly Weather Data

using a 15:1 snow ratio, Columbus is looking at close to 12 inches of snow between Jan 27- Jan 31!

 

[BUCKYLE]

NCEP Model Time-Series (BUFR) Forecast Hourly Weather Data

using a 15:1 snow ratio, Columbus is looking at close to 12 inches of snow between Jan 27- Jan 31!

What does that mean?

I mean, are we seriously looking at 12 inches of snow?

 

[TGfan06]

What does that mean?

I mean, are we seriously looking at 12 inches of snow?

that's what it looks like.

Basically what the snow ratios mean is that 1 inch of liquid precipitation falling is the same as 15 inches of snow. Storms coming from the south tend to have higher ratios since they pull moisture from the gulf.

I hope that helps...