Unaware of the severity of the storms on the horizon, two men and a dog set out on harrowing car trip from Chicago to New York City.
It seems absurd for me to say that I wish we were in New York City right now, with Hurricane Sandy bearing down, but we are definitely thinking of all our many friends there and all over the East Coast and hoping everyone stays dry and safe.
Late last week, I was going to write that the back yard is a winter palimpsest, with footprints and pawprints overwritten by successive layers of snow. I was going to write that frolicking in that world was like playing a god striding over plains and rugged mountain ranges alike, where
I am a huge fan of the warnings and advisories from the National Weather Service. It's something about the matter-of-fact cataloging of the various ways weather phenomena can take life. These reports are marvels of terse concision, and I recommend them to anyone who delights in language. This,
It is currently -4° F out, or -22° F with the ol' wind chill factor factored in. For you children of the Metric System, that's -20° C and -30° C, respectively. What I wouldn't give for it to be a nice, comfy 18° again. Fahrenheit
A quick glance at the New York Times site makes us happy we're not in Gotham today. We hope all our New York friends are staying dry and cool and above ground and above water, and—possible tornado in Bay Ridge???—not blowing away!
Holy shit, it was snowing when I got out of the subway! Of course, by the time I got to the office I could see blue sky and the snow had almost petered out. And now the sun is shining through my office window. All in ten minutes. Maybe it
Mamma mia, thatsa lotsa snow!
TODAY'S WEATHER CLOUDY SHOWERS SYLVESTER STALLONE
As reported yesterday evening by the A&E Biography sign: MOSTLY CLOUDY WINDY & COLD CHANCE OF FLURRIES SAM WALTON I've been looking today, and I have to admit I haven't seen him yet. But I think that's because he keeps to the
Today's weather, as reported last night by the A&E Biography sign: MOSTLY SUNNY WINDY & COLD MARQUIS DE SADE
Okay, I'm a little slow on the uptake, but finally I get it: MOSTLY SUNNY MILD JACLYN SMITH It's Charlie's Angels week at Biography. Pretty boring week for weather poetry. (Btw, after all this talk about childhood television, I have to point out that
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