Video Update for April 17, 2005
April 17, 2005, 11:31 amVideo update is available.
The marvelous spring weather continues today as we experience a carbon copy of yesterday with the addition of a very very thin cirrus clouds. April has certainly become a month of contrasts with a wet start and then what I expect to be nearly a week of ideal weather. While showers appear possible toward the end of the week and into the weekend, our next major event after that may not come until the beginning of May.
Spring can be beautiful and all of this sunshine helps to show off the gorgeous flowers we have all around us. Enjoy the wonder and splendor of God's beauty.
-Brian-
by Brian Peters
in General Thoughts
New Weather Warnings
April 17, 2005, 12:39 am
Reader Dick Bell picked up the ball and ran with it in response to the PWW (Perfect Weather Warning) that I issued last week. Some of his contributions:
CWW -- Crappy Weather Warning (to go along side the all the NWS negative warnings)
SHW -- Stay Home Warning (to be used on rainy, stormy days short of severe)
NCW -- No Clouds Warning
TOW -- Totally Overcast Warning
TCCW -- Teeth Chattering Cold Warning
LBFW -- Leave the Beach Fool Warning
CCW -- Chubby Checker Warning (Same as Tornado [Twister] Warning)
NCSW -- Not a Cloud in the Sky Warning
QDW -- Quickly Downhill Warning (when weather turns bad quickly)
WCW -- White Christmas Warning
CDJW -- Cold Day in July Warning
HHW -- Hotter than Heck Warning
GFWW -- Good Football Weather Warning (Cool, but not too cold, no rain)
FFW -- First Freeze Warning
CWW -- Crappy Weather Warning (to go along side the all the NWS negative warnings)
SHW -- Stay Home Warning (to be used on rainy, stormy days short of severe)
NCW -- No Clouds Warning
TOW -- Totally Overcast Warning
TCCW -- Teeth Chattering Cold Warning
LBFW -- Leave the Beach Fool Warning
CCW -- Chubby Checker Warning (Same as Tornado [Twister] Warning)
NCSW -- Not a Cloud in the Sky Warning
QDW -- Quickly Downhill Warning (when weather turns bad quickly)
WCW -- White Christmas Warning
CDJW -- Cold Day in July Warning
HHW -- Hotter than Heck Warning
GFWW -- Good Football Weather Warning (Cool, but not too cold, no rain)
FFW -- First Freeze Warning
by Bill Murray
in General Thoughts
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