Up to the minute YORK WEATHER last report.

LOL, Eddie does it matter?  You're still gonna be there, so am I and thousands of others.

But thank you, I just made sure I had an umbrella in the car.

Hello Eddie. It's always good to have nice weather, but the really important thing is to enjoy York. I know you do that and I do also.

 

Gerry

 

I can understand Eddie posting weather forecasts. After all that snow this winter, he is looking for a break.

I would not worry about the weather after this past winter many of us experienced.

 

Myself I am not going to the York show due to the fact of the work load we just received this past week.

For me right now keeping a company running in these uncertain economic times has precedence over going to York.

 

There is always October though !!

Everybody attending, I hope you and yours have a great time !!!!!!!

I'm anxious to see what the weather has in store for the meet, since I'll need to know how many blankets I will need to keep be warm at night! 

I'm not so sure we're done with the snow.  It Was gorgeous this weekend so that probably means more snow this week!  

 

 

Bill may be correct.

68 here in Portland today.

Any forecast more than 2 days out is worthless........about 10% accuracy. 

Like stated.......weather is not going to stop anyone....

 

Hmm it seems like Wednesday is always wet and last year very windy. We will just have to go with what we get.

Thanks. Gives me an idea of what jacket(s) to bring with me.

The best coat to take to York is a waterproof one.

I don't care if it snows, I'm still going. I have been there when it was cold and pouring rain and when it was 95 degrees. 

 

Im not stopping now, this will be my 61st straight York without missing one so no matter the weather I will be there. 

Most meteorolgists couldn't tell you the weather if they looked out the window.  I wouldn't put too much faith in an extended forecast.

 

PD

AMEN!

 

Even aviation weather forecasting has become a joke. It was much better and more accurate back in the 80s when we had meteorologists that actually could step outside to observe and report the weather. Today's computer models aren't worth the powder to blow them up.

All of our local TV stations have 'Weather Bunny's'......Very pretty twenty-somethings that stumble on the forecast every day. No slam on women reporters......but these folks are not the old school meteorologist.....best guess forecast I call it. 

You guys are right, tv/radio weather reports are a joke. We have one station here that is okay, but the rest are junk. In my area, there are a couple Facebook weather groups that actually do a much better job, and they are who I go by.

Here in the YORK area, to forecast it, and get it right is about 12 hours.  Anything longer then that, "forget about it".

For what it's worth.

 

http://www.accuweather.com/en/...april-weather/330294

Instead of TV, including TWC, a better bet is weather.gov. (.com is the Weather Channel.)  punch your zip code into the search box. You'll get a seven-day forecast. Off to the right, under the map, is the forecaster's discussion in which s/he explains which models are nuts on that particular day and what kind of guess is involved. The benefit of using the actual NWS site is that they don't get paid to scare people. 

Here is the latest weather forecast.....

 

Daylight, followed by a period of darkness.  The following day, scattered light that will evolve to brighter light, then, about 12 hours later, darkness.

 

This pattern should continue for the foreseeable future. 

You forgot that it will be clear skies, unless it rains and we get all wet.

Looks like it's shaping up to be a good week!

 

--Greg

I agree. My wife and I have made a number of trips out of the area this year, so I wasted my time looking at forecasts a week out. Even 2 days out, temperatures were close, but not sun/cloudy/rain.

The weather changes for YORK, like MOST people change their underwear, daily.

Take away Monday, & as of now it looks like a good week.

ok to slam dave....they deserve everybit of it. heck theres a couple on the cleveland,oh stations that speak broken english.-jim

Eddie

Thanks for posting. i'll keep an umbrella in the car just in case

The snow has melted enough that I finally found the snow blower....LOL

WC 10 day forecast says low 60s. I was hoping for 70 but I'll go anyway.

Maybe hot, maybe cold, maybe rain, maybe snow. Who knows? "Jean Claude Marchand, Big Game Guide"

 

The weather is here, wish you were beautiful"

 

Weather as of 9pm 4/17 is looking good.

It's looking pretty dark if you ask me.  

 

 

We are not very busy tonight are we.

 Is York being held outside this year?

Mostly dry conditions with bright lighting inside the halls, with variable ceiling heights though out the week.  Gentle gusts of wind nearby open doors to the outside.

 

Inside the halls highs will be around 70 degrees, lows around 70.

 

Have a safe trip everyone!

For a second I feared we were going to a bad place again. 

At least no mention of soap. 

This is the last weather report at the top. Leaving tomorrow. Everyone, have a safe trip.

Eddie, we'll see you there!  I just got email re-confirmation of my hotel reservation and it includes the weather report & they say it's going to be great! 

 

 

>>>Gentle gusts of wind ...

 Whew!  Thought you were leading somewhere else with that statement Brian.

 

It is absolutely perfect right now in York......sunny and comfortable.......
It's time!!