High wind watch for lakeside counties and lakeshore flood warning begin Wednesday afternoon. Morning showers build to steady wind-driven rain. Blustery, chilly. Highs in the upper 40s --- first sub-50 degree high since May 26. Northeast to north winds increase to 30-40 mph with gusts more than 50 mph in the afternoon. High waves could cause shore erosion and flooding. Rain, heavy at times, overnight. North winds 30-40 mph with gusts more than 50 mph.
B loves Tom Skilling, who reports on the weather and writes poetry like the forecast for tomorrow. I think Tom Skilling is wrong a lot, but that's OK. Tomorrow is a day for scrubs (since I have lab!), my yellow rain slicker, a hoodie and possibly more layers. I'll check for shore erosion and crazy waves from the safety of the library at school. Yikes!
B loves Tom Skilling, who reports on the weather and writes poetry like the forecast for tomorrow. I think Tom Skilling is wrong a lot, but that's OK. Tomorrow is a day for scrubs (since I have lab!), my yellow rain slicker, a hoodie and possibly more layers. I'll check for shore erosion and crazy waves from the safety of the library at school. Yikes!
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Went out this morning at 5 a.m. so I wouldn't have to take the girls to the store for a forgotten dinner item. It's FREEEEZING! So Bundle up! P.S. I'm preferential towards Paul Konrad.
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