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Typically, when they forecast a huge storm, it misses...I always got worried when they forecasted light flurries, which generally turned into a blizzard.

 
RedRedJarvisRedwhine said:
accountability said:
Dad's one of them farmer guys that like to follow the old wise-tale type sh#t. Conveniently, he's very seldom wrong. He's saying we'll get all of 20 inches, just because of the way the winter's played out. Say's "we're due-bigtime".
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Ive always wanted to know, is it wise-tale or wives-tale? I've heard both said numerous times and sometimes both are said by the same drunk douche in the same breath!
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You callin my dad a drunk douche? What?

 
Gage Co (Beatrice) already announced closing the courthouse on Thurs and half day Friday. The storm models show anywhere from 8 - 12 to 10 - 15 in our area.

 
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This NOAA probability model shows 90% chance of 8+ inches over 48 hours for most of Kansas, and for souther tier of counties in Nebraska.

 
accountability said:
RedRedJarvisRedwhine said:
accountability said:
Dad's one of them farmer guys that like to follow the old wise-tale type sh#t. Conveniently, he's very seldom wrong. He's saying we'll get all of 20 inches, just because of the way the winter's played out. Say's "we're due-bigtime".
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Ive always wanted to know, is it wise-tale or wives-tale? I've heard both said numerous times and sometimes both are said by the same drunk douche in the same breath!
Click to expand...
You callin my dad a drunk douche? What?
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I seriously want to know which one is correct? And as far as your dad, drunk douche is the only tolerable douche in my book!
 
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RedRedJarvisRedwhine said:
accountability said:
RedRedJarvisRedwhine said:
accountability said:
Dad's one of them farmer guys that like to follow the old wise-tale type sh#t. Conveniently, he's very seldom wrong. He's saying we'll get all of 20 inches, just because of the way the winter's played out. Say's "we're due-bigtime".
Click to expand...
Ive always wanted to know, is it wise-tale or wives-tale? I've heard both said numerous times and sometimes both are said by the same drunk douche in the same breath!
Click to expand...
You callin my dad a drunk douche? What?
Click to expand...
I seriously want to know which one is correct? And as far as your dad, drunk douche is the only tolerable douche in my book!
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I dont know. Just foolin with ya. I really dont know, for I've heard both as well.

 
RedRedJarvisRedwhine said:
accountability said:
RedRedJarvisRedwhine said:
accountability said:
Dad's one of them farmer guys that like to follow the old wise-tale type sh#t. Conveniently, he's very seldom wrong. He's saying we'll get all of 20 inches, just because of the way the winter's played out. Say's "we're due-bigtime".
Click to expand...
Ive always wanted to know, is it wise-tale or wives-tale? I've heard both said numerous times and sometimes both are said by the same drunk douche in the same breath!
Click to expand...
You callin my dad a drunk douche? What?
Click to expand...
I seriously want to know which one is correct? And as far as your dad, drunk douche is the only tolerable douche in my book!
Click to expand...
"Old wives' tale"

 
The winter storm is still on track and set to impact the entire coverage area, but it has slowed slightly and looks to track a touch further south and east with nearly a foot of snow possible in extreme southeast Nebraska and then totals dip back into the 8-10 inch range by Friday morning. The first to see snow will be South-Central Nebraska near Holdrege, Hastings, and Grand Island by Wednesday afternoon. Snow will slowly work eastward and arrive in Lincoln by Wednesday night or Thursday morning. Snow will continue through Thursday morning, where 1"-3" may be in place for the morning commute in Lincoln. Higher snow totals will have already accumulated near the Tri-Cities. Snow will continue through Thursday, heavy at times with blowing and drifting snow causing poor visibility. Thursday evening is likely to see 6"-10" of accumulation across the area, with higher numbers through South-Central and Southeast Nebraska. The bulls eye of possible 12"+ may set up from Hastings to Holdrege south into North-Central or Northeast Kansas near Kansas City. Snow will begin to taper off Thursday evening, but continued light accumulations are possible through Friday morning.
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http://www.klkntv.com/weather

 
They're saying now the air is too dry up here in Nebraska and they're ramping down their forecasts. Less than ten inches of snow now, and maybe only six. Which is still enough to cause a mess, but survivable.

 
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