Two or three days after the most recent expert drought forecasts for the northern plains, we are expecting one to three feet of heavy wet snow from Colorado to Minnesota.
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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Beautiful spring morning in Alaska, with temps close to -40. Totally consistent with lack of September sea ice and a catastrophically warming planet. (sarc)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVK-PlfvGR0
That’s too bad, from what all the experts say you guys could really use some rain.
Gee let me correct that drought I mean flooding in the midwest caused by global climate change. There all better nothing to see move along.
Not what this MN Track and Field Coach wants
I know that this is Obama’s way to stop the fires in Colorado, but Holy Cow! I have to go out in this on Tuesday.