I have the NOAA app on my phone. If I think there's a storm brewin, I'll stop and look it over. Mostly, though, the weatherman gets it wrong by a day or two and, as the story goes, his wife still isn't sure what six inches really is.
Remember when the NWS issued travelers advisorys ?
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Budget cuts, you're on your own, sucker,,besides, they probably figured, why are we wasting resources on weather alerts, they'll just pile into each other anyway.
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I ran the same route from Nashville, TN to Muscle Shoals, AL. Even after doing that for 4 years, it was rare I recognized even ONE of the locations they mentioned. I just use radar. While meterologists are better guessers than non-meterologists I prefer to see what is happening NOW over there and judge the movement of the weather system compared to my location or route. I don't need to here everyone's anxious reaction. I need to here the facts.
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I lick my finger and hold it out the window.
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