TDsngumbo

Do you not have a generator? Living in south Louisiana without a generator is not smart. Let the kids have a blast and create lifelong memories. You can rough it for a few days. ...

It’s over 7” for Baton Rouge and over 6” for New Orleans according to the Kuchera model, which accounts for changes in temperature throughout the atmosphere (warm noses) during the precipitation. It also considers changes in humidity. According to Google, the Kuchera model for snowfall predictions i...

All these closures announced today must mean the NWS contacts these government and school systems are talking to are pretty confident. ...

[quote]No. He's just my third favorite poster to mess with. I don't get quite the rise out of him like I can with Pirate Bitch, but I've made TDs self aware of his attention whoring because he preemptively brings it up as he's posting usually.[/quote] I bring you up preemptively as an insult to you...

[quote]Yeah, power outages are going to happen, whether from branches or from overload[/quote] If it's a dry snow then power outages won't be too terrible. Now from overload, that's a whole other story I'm sure. ...

frick that. Shreveport/Bossier gets enough winter weather. This is our turn. ...

[quote]In south Louisiana? That was like 3-4inches of snow [/quote] I took this picture on December 8, 2017 just north of downtown St. Amant at 12:28pm. [img]https://i.imgur.com/HP3FGvP.png[/img]...

The latest ICON still unleashes on us. 6” in Baton Rouge....

[quote]If snow does indeed fall, do we expect a ton of power outages?[/quote] Depends on how "wet" the snow is. It might start off as a little wet snow but if it plays out the way the models are showing, it would likely turn into more of a powdery snow since the temp would be dropping so much. Mult...

12.5"?? I'd need 3 tries to measure that. ...