Meanwhile, back at the winter...
Feb. 25th, 2008 09:49 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jhetleyAs the beautiful and charming rolanni hath noted in her journal entry, we cower under a winter storm watch for tomorrow into Wednesday, with threats of anywhere from two inches of icky mixed snow, sleet, and rain up to 14" of new snow. The weather-pundits spread this across the range from southern coastal areas to western mountains and that mysterious region of tundra called "The County", but they really don't have a clue. Fifty miles of difference in the storm track could bring rain to the uttermost reaches, or snow to the offshore islands...
Maine weather.
rolanni hath noted in her journal entry, we cower under a winter storm watch for tomorrow into Wednesday, with threats of anywhere from two inches of icky mixed snow, sleet, and rain up to 14" of new snow. The weather-pundits spread this across the range from southern coastal areas to western mountains and that mysterious region of tundra called "The County", but they really don't have a clue. Fifty miles of difference in the storm track could bring rain to the uttermost reaches, or snow to the offshore islands...Maine weather.
