I thought this guy (since it's in his name) was going to blog about this, but I guess he is getting his "Fun with the Internets" post ready for Sunday, so he doesn't have any more doubles this week. So I guess I will blog about the crazy weather that hit Milwaukee Monday morning and briefly during the day.
It basically depended on what part of the city you lived in, and you could have received anywhere from literally no snow, to up to 14 inches. Now, I have heard of some variance in weather across a city or geographic area, but that was a huge difference.
So here's where I live. I woke up to about 3 inches give or take (my whore of a wife probably woke up to about 8 inches)
Now, this is where my parents live. They woke up to 0 inches of snow, and got 0 throughout the day. (Note that this is about 8 miles west of my location.
Now here is where I work. This is about 4 miles south of my home and about 3 miles west. It was an interesting drive to school because as I drove south I noticed more and more snow had fallen over the night from where I live, and then while I drove west, there was less and less snow.
Now here is the airport location where they got about 8 over night and another 6-7 during the day.
The funny thing about all of this is that the official count is taken at the airport, so officially Milwaukee got 14 inches of snow for the day. In reality the east and the south were the only places where snow fell. The farther west and north that you went, the less snow that had fallen.
They b;lamed all this on lake effect, switching winds, yada yada yada. I don't believe in any of that wizardry. To me meteorology is a fake science. Whatever it was, I have never seen any weather like that before in my life.
On an unrelated note, who didn't see this coming. D'oh.
4 comments:
There was about a foot outside of my building when I left for work in the morning, but as soon as I got on hwy 145, there was nothing. Crazy shit dude.
A foot? You think it was a foot? Maybe that much. I thought around 7 a.m. it was closer to 4-5 inches. I could be off in my estimate though.
For sure dude. It was up to the middle of my calf, and I could barely see across the street. By the way, did you randomly select a location for where you live? Everyone knows you reside in the woods at Lake Park.
i had about 1/2 inch
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