wxman57 wrote:It's not even winter yet and I already hate the winter of 2013-2014. Will be quite interesting if this pattern holds into winter when the cold airmasses get deeper. Typing this on my iPad but will head over to my main PC shortly to check the weather more thoroughly. I guess I won't need to turn the AC on tonight...
BREAKING NEWS: This just in. The Portastorm Weather Center has learned that the lovable Wxman57, the best known Heat Miser in all of the land, is considering a wintertime concession speech.
If he gives such a speech, it will be historic in nature - Wxman57 has never thrown in the towel and conceded prior to the start of astronomical winter.
"I think I'm in trouble this winter," said Wxman57 as he ducked into a room with a roaring fireplace, a stationary bicycle, and numerous pictures of the Cayman Islands plastered on the walls. "I'm going to give it some more careful study, make a few more meteograms, and examine the 18z forecasts. But right now, it isn't looking good. This may really be the winter of my discontent."
Meanwhile, in a secluded location in Austin, Portastorm was seen ducking into a room with several lunch menus in hand. "It's too soon to gloat," he said with a grin on his face as big as a Texas snowman. "But right now, the model trends are looking good. We may really get our revenge on Wxman57 for the terrible winter of 2012-13. He denies any involvement but we all know that he had his hands on that terrible season. And who knows? With a little luck, we may finally get our revenge on Lucy too and get some snow in Central Texas and in the greater Houston/Galveston metro area. Again, it's too soon to celebrate. But I'm liking where things are going. Now if you'll excuse me, I've got some football kicking shoes to lace up."
Shortly after the doors were closed at the PWC, crowds outside were heard shouting "We want snow! We want cold! We want winter!"
After the crowd dispersed into the chilly night with ice scrapers in hand, a figure thought to be Ntxw was seen sneaking into the PWC through a side door.
Shortly thereafter, the sound of clinking glasses was heard.
Film at 11."