BilldGopher
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Great. We were prepared to travel our very fine rain gear. Will probably still do so but it would be nice as butts-in-the-seats for this one to just be cloudy, cooler, but dry.It's a lock that a large storm system will be moving through the central US this weekend. Round 1 brings showers and storms through Lincoln late Thursday - Friday. The big difference over the last few model runs has been with round 2.
The latest run has round 2 moving further east, leaving Lincoln dry but cooler, with temps around 50. Previous model runs have kept round 2 further west, bringing warmer temps upper 50s - 60s, but another round of showers and storms on Saturday.
It'll be interesting to watch the trends over the next few days.
I think everyone would feel better if the weather would be nice. Hopefully the weather geeks can produce a better model as the week goes on.Great. We were prepared to travel our very fine rain gear. Will probably still do so but it would be nice as butts-in-the-seats for this one to just be cloudy, cooler, but dry.
Agree with MNVC that crappy would be better but just being selfish on this one...
Always appreciate your weather synopsis.It's a lock that a large storm system will be moving through the central US this weekend. Round 1 brings showers and storms through Lincoln late Thursday - Friday. The big difference over the last few model runs has been with round 2.
The latest run has round 2 moving further east, leaving Lincoln dry but cooler, with temps around 50. Previous model runs have kept round 2 further west, bringing warmer temps upper 50s - 60s, but another round of showers and storms on Saturday.
It'll be interesting to watch the trends over the next few days.
GWG: "It might rain. Or not. Temps cool. Or warmer."It's a lock that a large storm system will be moving through the central US this weekend. Round 1 brings showers and storms through Lincoln late Thursday - Friday. The big difference over the last few model runs has been with round 2.
The latest run has round 2 moving further east, leaving Lincoln dry but cooler, with temps around 50. Previous model runs have kept round 2 further west, bringing warmer temps upper 50s - 60s, but another round of showers and storms on Saturday.
It'll be interesting to watch the trends over the next few days.
GWG: "It might rain. Or not. Temps cool. Or warmer."
It was a joke. Relax.I was explaining exactly what was happening with the weather models currently. We're still 4 days out and nothing is certain.
What's your forecast?
It was a joke. Relax.
Sounds like there could be some interesting weather factors in play this weekend. Maybe that will be enough for Northwestern to pull the shocker over OSU, though I am not sure there is bad enough weather conditions out there to truly make that one a game.The latest model trends are bringing the 2nd round of what now looks to be a rain/snow mix to Lincoln late Friday night into early Saturday morning.
The good news is the precip looks to end a few hours before game time. The bad news is the clouds and cold temps, 30s into the 40s look to linger throughout the game. Skies are still expected to clear with temps warming into the 50s, but that will likely happen after the game is over.
The wind doesn't look to be a major factor, with gusts maxing out around 25 mph. The same cannot be said for the games played to our east. Scattered rain and wind gusts of 40-50+ mph look likely in Madison, Evanston, Champaign, West Lafayette, and Bloomington right now.
Ohio St could probably run the ball on 100% of plays and win that game pretty easily.Sounds like there could be some interesting weather factors in play this weekend. Maybe that will be enough for Northwestern to pull the shocker over OSU, though I am not sure there is bad enough weather conditions out there to truly make that one a game.
Still think bad weather favors us against Nebraska.
Sounds like there could be some interesting weather factors in play this weekend. Maybe that will be enough for Northwestern to pull the shocker over OSU, though I am not sure there is bad enough weather conditions out there to truly make that one a game.
Still think bad weather favors us against Nebraska.
May be another week before we see air-Tanner...The weather continues to improve for Saturday. The rain/snow mix should now clear out by 3am. Skies will become sunny and kickoff temps will be in the mid 40s, rising into the mid 50s by the end of the game. SW wind of 10-15, with some gusts up to 25 mph.