BilldGopher
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For more than personal reasons a high of 40 and dry is best for this edition of the Gophers. Ground and pound is just not dependable, and being pass-happy usually doesn't work, for snow and sleet conditions.Weather channel says high of 40 and dry. Accuweather says 37 with snow and sleet. Accuweather is not as reliable though.
Yeah this season has been pretty great despite the late start game.Its been a pretty good season for both gameday weather and kickoff times conducive to tailgating. Hopefully the last game keeps with the theme. Kickoff time? - CHECK. Weather? - ??
They won't be called Accuweather if they were not accurate.Weather channel says high of 40 and dry. Accuweather says 37 with snow and sleet. Accuweather is not as reliable though.
Ian Leonard has skin cancer.They won't be called Accuweather if they were not accurate.
Still hot at my lil brother. He got one and didn't grab one for me. By the time I parked the car and got into the stadium they were out! Not "good looking out."I like a good ol’ cold game every once in a while! I can dig out one of the free faux fur bomber hats that they handed out over a few seasons. Ready to row in my Sorel’s and choppers!
Still time for it to go back up!Going the wrong direction in terms of temps forecasted for Saturday. Phone weather apps, are showing high of 32.
0 degrees Celsius looking in play if you want to go metric.I was hoping for a high of zero and a blizzard. This is disappointing.
Problem is Penn State is used to cold weather.Louis and Billy Ray comment on the weather trend line...
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Actually the Sun vs shade debate is front and center again. I have long said that for the sunny side to be a benefit, you need several factors to fall in line and that doesn't happen very often:Apps have game day high temps inching towards 40. Right now consensus seems like 37.
Sun vs shade debate appears to be moot.
Not like ours.Problem is Penn State is used to cold weather.