We have come to the end of another work week, or so I hope, and things are well. Last night I spend 2 hours on a conference call with two guys who got nothing accomplished accept for trying to find ways to pick holes in my network. They are from Pittsburgh. I should have known not to expect much from people who are from the town that worships Sidney Crosby.
The wifey is in school tomorrow so I get to revert to a full on 12 year old again. The boys and I are going memorabilia hunting and then will retire to my place to take in the NHL Superskills competition in HD. I think it's funny that there is more interest in the skills competition than there is in the all-star game itself.
I was informed this week that channel 65 on my XM is back. Its new name is "Back Spin" but the content is still all of my favorite old school hip hop. I had to break out the headphones at work today so as not to offend anyone as Snoop proclaimed that life is "Nuttin but a G Thang". I missed this station and am very happy that it is back.
I'm looking forward to an evening with the wife tonight, and some hockey on Sunday. Overall it looks like a pretty good weekend on deck. I hope yours is good as well.
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Current Northeast Radar
Accuweather / 15 min interval
Unisys National Radar
2010 Bridgestone Winter Classic Weather Forecast
I looked at January weather statistics for Pittsburgh in recent years, as well as the climate forecasts for this year and came up with what I think will be a good forecast for January 1st.
This year is the beginning of a La Nina climate cycle, which means average temperatures and slightly above average precipitation for the Pittsburgh area. I'm also taking into account the recent storm activity and the lake effect snows which have been really cranking over the last few weeks.
I'm going to call for high temperatures slightly below freezing, with a stiff wind from the NW (10-12mph). For the game, more clouds than sun, chance of some sort of frozen precipitation, 60%.
Come back in a few weeks and see if I'm right!
About Me
- Scott
- I'm thirty something, married, and am in the process of moving from Baltimore to Phoenix. I currently work in IT, but am transitioning to a telecom voice centered role. This blog is my way of sharing that experience.
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