This one for Nova Scotia (which we are getting and then some at present):
Winter storm warning in effect Wind warning in effect.
- Tonight Snow mixed with ice pellets changing to freezing rain then to rain showers this evening and ending overnight then clearing. Snow and ice pellet amount 5 to 10 cm. Rainfall amount 5 mm. Blowing snow early this evening. Wind southeast 50 km/h gusting to 80 except 90 along the coast. Wind becoming southwest 30 overnight.
Or this one for Grand Cayman (not much of a decision is it?):
The Forecast for the
is for partly sunny skies today, few clouds tonight: Showers, if any, will be brief and isolated.
Low Temperature tonight: 24 degrees Celsius / 75 degrees Fahrenheit.
High Temperature today: 31 degrees Celsius / 88 degrees Fahrenheit.
Dreaming about Stingray City sure helped to get through the day:
http://www.nativewaywatersports.com/stingray.html
Managed to get all my course lectures reviewed after arriving
at work this morning by 7 a.m. in anticipation of the impending
storm, I was sure glad to head home that hour early - what a
mess on the roads! Can you tell that I'm supposed to be doing
my course work? I passed by the computer looking for a
calculator to work out the odds ratio on one of my test
questions and... well, here I am. Any excuse will do for a
procrastinator. Sigh.
