FromTheRafters wrote:
> Betty expressed precisely :
>> FromTheRafters wrote:
>>> Betty brought next idea :
>>>> Seems they can't decide. [g] Several days ago snow *was* forecast
>>>> for today, but now it's Thursday. Then there's a comment that you
>>>> *may* get a little snow tonight. Better watch out for several feet
>>>> of the stuff, evidently they don't know when, or how much. Of course
>>>> that's from the site I usually check, and it never matches the
>>>> temperature on the newspaper site. Works like the site I check for
>>>> my area, they don't know either. It will rain ... maybe. And, the
>>>> sun shines.
>>>>
>>>> I hope you enjoy your day, FTR.
>>>
>>> There was a little dusting of pellets yesterday morning, gone by
>>> sunrise. I'll have to check my weather app to see what's coming.
>>
>> You have an app for that? Must be interesting, if it is accurate.
>
> WMUR Channel 9 offers a free app for their newscasts.
>
I think I remember you mentioning that.
>> I look at the web cam to see the weather in that town, though it
>> doesn't mean your weather is the same. It's funny how a short distance
>> can make a big difference in weather patterns.
>
> Elevation figures in too. Sometimes it snows up here while it rains in
> the valley.
It does make a difference.
>>
>> The 'snow post' was serious, but it was also a test. My earlier reply
>> to you has not shown up on Giganews, I had to look elsewhere to see if
>> it posted. Losing posts is discouraging and irritating. I have
>> something I want to tell you, but I don't know where to post it.
>
> Into a black hole of data where data can't be fast enough to escape?
It will take me awhile to write, and it's just an anecdote, nothing
important. I went back to YT to look for full episodes of the PBS
program and downloaded one to watch. Then I remembered a web site
dealing with genealogy concerning a family I used to know. Interesting.
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