>Scott has a theory, and that is, if the weather forecast says 3-6 inches, it really means, 1-3 inches. If it says 2-3 inches, its probably a dusting. Yesterday scott was proven right yet again! We were predicted to get 3 inches of snow, and we got about 1.5 inches to be exact. It was sort of freaky. This theory can be extended too. If they say a “dusting” of snow. Be prepared for microscopic flurries. If they say, rain changing into snow, prepare for just rain. The only time he is really off on this is when it is a coastal storm and the 3-6 inches turns into the storm of the century, but even then he seems to have a hunch when this is going to be the case (think of the birthday blizzard, 2003).<\/p>\n
So I feel compelled to lay out a few of scott’s theories, since, truth be told, when i follow them, Im actually finding myself doing pretty well.<\/p>\n
Scott’s first theory: Always get into the lane that is merging.
Review: Scott’s second theory: run in the dark, run in the cold, but dont run in the dark and cold
Review: Scott’s third theory: Always “half” the snow predictions.<\/p>\n
I should probably take up the first theory tomorrow since I have developed treatises on second and third here already.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
>Scott has a theory, and that is, if the weather forecast says 3-6 inches, it really means, 1-3 inches. If it says 2-3 inches, its probably a dusting. Yesterday scott was proven right yet again! We were predicted to get … Continue reading