Thursday, November 18, 2004
More non-descript weather to describe
Jason Samenow @ 1:24 AM
Persistence forecasting works pretty well this week. Today will be like yesterday. Tomorrow will be like today. (In case you haven't been paying attention, it's been dry with daytime highs near 60 and overnight lows around 40.) The only difference from today and tomorrow's forecast from the last two is that there will be a bit more cloud cover.
Those of you Terps and Hokies going to the game in Blacksburg tonight should expect mostly cloudy skies during the game, with temperatures falling from the low 50s (at kickoff, 7:45pm) to the high 40s (by game's end). Pretty good football weather. Game prediction: Virginia Tech 31, Maryland 3 (Season prediction record, 17-7)
Other odds and ends:
Those of you Terps and Hokies going to the game in Blacksburg tonight should expect mostly cloudy skies during the game, with temperatures falling from the low 50s (at kickoff, 7:45pm) to the high 40s (by game's end). Pretty good football weather. Game prediction: Virginia Tech 31, Maryland 3 (Season prediction record, 17-7)
Other odds and ends:
- The conclusion to CBS's "Category 6: Day of Destruction" was predictable and underwhelming (Fox's Hannity and Colmes, WB's Jack and Bobby and MTV's Slim Shady National Convention were all better television). What a surprise. See WxNation's review...
- Bob Ryan et al. 24/7? See NBC Launches Weather Channel
- See NOAA's October climate wrap-up
- WeatherBug News Part I:WeatherBug Launches Network of Backyard Weather Stations to Provide Consumers with a More Personalized Local Weather Picture
- WeatherBug News Part II: Verizon Wireless Forecasts Sunny Days Ahead with the Addition of Weatherbug to Mobile Web 2.0 SM
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