A Tornado Hits the Park Across the Street
2020-08-11 – It’s always seemed that weather forecasts have been over hyped. They forecast rain every day this week, but it only rains once. They forecast 8 inches of snow […]
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#Pocalypso | April Snow in Chicago
2020-04-15 – When I woke up this morning and looked out my window I saw snow. This is not an unheard of weather condition for April in Chicago. But it’s […]
Do We Care About Truth in Weather Forecasting?
20161219 – Today the Electoral College votes to confirm the election of a man who built his presidential campaign on lies. For months his opponents have complained about his lies. […]
I Am Missing the First Soul-Killing Freeze of the Season
2016-12-15 – I’m in North Carolina and I am missing the first soul-killing freeze of the season. The weather is not such a treat here. We had weather like this […]
By the Dawn’s Early Light
2016-09-22 – It’s fall. And, no, I can no longer see by the dawn’s early light. I don’t sleep well, so I’m usually up before my alarm goes off. Last […]
This Is Not About Climate Change
2016-01-31 – I do not like the cold. I like winter sports like skiing or ice skating, but I haven’t done them in a while. I kinda like shoveling snow. […]
Please Dress Your Children Warm
2015-02-22 – We live across the street from a lovely school and park. The school and especially the park were two of the things that attracted us to the neighborhood. […]
X-cruciating Trombogenesis
2015-01-27 – I wasn’t going to mention this, but I’ve been inspired by the National Weather Service. For almost two weeks, I’ve been suffering from shingles. My original thought was […]
Winter Chill Is an Assault on Freedom
2015-01-08 – I was planning on writing about the nasty weather today. It is really nasty out there and, what’s more, I knew it was coming yesterday. I should have […]
Near Snow Experience
2014-11-16 – You call this snow? Nat did. Kit and I visited Nat yesterday in Beloit, WI, where he goes to school. He was complaining about the unseasonable cold and […]
