We got freezing rain and sleet, freezing on trees and the roads are slick in Mountain Home. Hope the power lines dont go down.
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We got freezing rain and sleet, freezing on trees and the roads are slick in Mountain Home. Hope the power lines dont go down.
its cold and dry up in yankee land
Do you live in Mountain Home?? I did my student teaching there with Mr Steele. He was the ag teacher at the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by concreteman
http://www.srh.noaa.gov/lzk/
Here is the website I look at for "fairly accurate" weather predictions. It us calling for 0.5 to 0.75 inches of ice running from central Arkansas to northeast Arkansas.
I'm a weather spotter and noaa.gov is all I use also. We use this for the most part, ecspecially in the spring. Its out of Norman OK, so they are normally right on top of our weather in Arkansas.Quote:
Originally Posted by D10
NOAA/NWS Storm Prediction Center
All I can say is burrrrrrr. I would love to see about a six inch snow tho.
Scrapper, I live south in Norfork, I know Roger Steel he is retired now from teaching. Think he sells real estate. I wish this weather hadnt come was catching a few crappie on Norfork Lake.
Yeah I really enjoyed my time up there. I tell everyone about it...thats some of the prettiest country around!! He was dabbling in real estate when I was there. A friend of mine from college is there now. I stayed with a fella named Mike Bradshaw while I was there. You know him?? Works for a Dr that has longhorn cattle.
My wife just got off the phone with Tom Brannon. He says it is going to be like the 2000 storm. Central Arkansas included.
I hope not. We live up on top of a pretty exposed ridge. Steep iced roads, iced power lines, and wind equal bad things up here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cmj