Bob, Well you know what they say, "You want to know what the weather is, stick your head out the window."
Weather Underground seems pretty good on forecasting in my opinion. Might be worth your while to give both a try.
Any of those personal stations on Weather Underground near you?
Best, Steve
Steve:
Yeah, I'm sure most everyone understand that weather forecasting isn't an exact science. There are just too many variables for current weather modeling programs to deal adequately with.
Yes. The Saugus one, since Saugus is the area where I live. Thanks for posting these weather site tid-bits.
Okay, so I'm late and catching up, but Gunner wrote on Mon, 31 Jul 2006 04:38:41 GMT in alt.machines.cnc :
I just checked, 57.8 F here in beautiful suburban Arlington (Washington, the state, not the open air loony bin), at 11L58 pm.
"For this I cut my hair?"
tschus pyotr
Steve:
Minor weather update. The Weather Underground forecast site in Saugus was MUCH more accurate in forecasting today's temp. in this area than the Netscape site.
moT,
Your village must be missing you terribly....
Hey, I can't get through to your shop, and so am assuming the entire crew is maybe off on vacation...
Appreciate if you can give me a jingle upon your return.
360 673-1255Thx,
--Sam
Bob, Even a broken watch is right twice a day. Let's see how they do in the long run.
Best, Steve
Yeah. I'm sure.
I just got back, so I'm gonna need a couple of days to catch up.
| Hey, I can't get through to your shop, and so am assuming the entire | crew is maybe off on vacation... | | Appreciate if you can give me a jingle upon your return.
The whole place is shut down for the rest of the week. I might stop in tomorrow to check the mail, fax, etc.
Hey, I ride my bike past there fairly often - that's what that smell is!
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