Michigan Tacomas

We need snow WTH

 

It don't look like we're going to get any, for the next week or so. Not around Midland anyways.

 

I’m thinking a nice April blizzard will be a fan favorite.

 

Y’all go to Holly Oaks?

 

It’s only 40 min away from me so I usually make it out there 1-2 times a year if I find someone to go with

 

Not yet but hoping to in the next few months for the first time.

 

The UP still has some snow. But around here it is supposed to be 50's and rain tomorrow. Definitely not February weather at all.

 

Bx2380 with industrial tires. Just no side bite with those.

 

Found out the big cubby will hold 5 cans. If it was 1/2" taller I could fit the 6th in as well. No cooler needed when it's cold out!

 

I see no problem here, gives you a pretty good excuse to drink the 6th beer for all the hard work loading up 5

 

I think someone up there did the wrong snow dance. It's coming here instead with 4-8". And I get an hour drive to work in the morning. Ugh.

 

I don't think we're going to get much here

 

The National WEather Service needs to be replaced by someone's 8th grade science class. About two inches of wet snow, temps around 30 all night. Road temps in the 33-35* range. Another non-event with a bunch of hoopla.

 

We got a couple inches down here earlier this week but it’s pretty much gone now

 

Weather forecasters really do have an impossible job. I live close to the lake, we’ll get dumped on and 20 miles away they get nothing or vice versa

 

Yea the weather reporter has an interesting job this day and age for sure. Especially with the smart phone weather apps changing the forecast by the minute

 

The other day it was snowing in the backyard and in the front yard the sun was trying to shine and not snowing

 

They're 0 for 2 down here this year on two winter storm warnings for 6"+. The first result was a trace, this was about 2". They forecasted a "little to no accumulation" for last Tuesday. Two solid inches of snow and they should have shut down the commute route for all of the wrecks on.

This was a clipper with no additional support, typically 1-3. They went rogue on 4-6, locally 8".

 

Living in Michigan my entire life,I just prepare for anything. Just wear my swim trunks under my snowsuit