Tail end of large front is appearing over the Wet mtns S. of Pueblo. They claim this front is 2000 miles long. I have been stacking up the firewood.
https://www.cnn.com/2022/02/01/weath...ast/index.html
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Tail end of large front is appearing over the Wet mtns S. of Pueblo. They claim this front is 2000 miles long. I have been stacking up the firewood.
https://www.cnn.com/2022/02/01/weath...ast/index.html
Why are you watching BabylonCNNee? I think they updated their site to reflect they are a satire site. And if not, they should.
Running out to stock up on bread and milk as we speak.
Just kidding.
But I bet some people are.
Were supposedly gonna get 12in up this way, we'll see.
Here's how this always seems to work with storms. The bigger the hype, the smaller the storm.
Big hype on this one (was just at walmart) so its gonna fizzle out.
https://youtu.be/i6zaVYWLTkUQuote:
Originally Posted by ray1970
I dunno. Projections show ~12in up in cheyenne. Fort Collins area 1 to 3. Now, watch it dump and show the computers all suck.Quote:
Originally Posted by beast556
And I heard you might get some snow too.Quote:
Originally Posted by beast556
I needed oil to fry chicken fried steaks. Soopers was a shitshow
I have always been SUPER critical of weathermen in the past. They suck. And the only job that being 100% wrong is ok. And I've seen them be so wrong that all they'd have to do to be right is look outside. I've literally seen them say 0% chance of rain while it was raining outside their studio.
But. I have to give credit where credit is due. They have been very accurate the last few storms this month. Down to the minute they were going to start and end. Same for this one.
So maybe we do have a good storm with this one.