Quiet and cool, then a midweek Nor'easter  9:15 AM, Nov 5, 2012
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often that "Crazy Man Carson" (I'm going to keep giving myself
nicknames until one sticks) is hesitant to make a call on a big
storm...but this midweek Nor'easter is giving me fits. The
computer models disagree so violently, they would be right at
home on the floor of The Jerry Springer Show. (Jerryyy! Jerryyy!
Jerryy!) I will explain the two main scenarios still in play,
and LEAN towards one a little later on in this blog. For now,
let's talk about the next few days.  Today: We are kind of in
the middle between an upper level low in Canada and a ridge of
high pressure across the Great Lakes. So as a result we will be
mostly dry (save a few upslope flurries in the mountains) but
also fighting a lot of cloud cover. The combination of the
clouds and north winds will keep temperatures WAY down. Look for
highs only in the 40-45 F range for most. By the way, best
chance of some sunshine will