Sunday Oct. 18th 52 deg. Partly Cloudy
Monday Oct. 19th 56 deg. Sunny
Tuesday Oct. 20th 68 deg. Sunny
Wednesday Oct. 21st 72 deg. Mostly Sunny
Thursday Oct. 22nd 71 deg. Partly cloudy
Friday Oct. 23rd 65 deg. Sunny
Saturday Oct. 24th 64 deg. Sunny
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Sunday Oct. 18th 52 deg. Partly Cloudy
Monday Oct. 19th 56 deg. Sunny
Tuesday Oct. 20th 68 deg. Sunny
Wednesday Oct. 21st 72 deg. Mostly Sunny
Thursday Oct. 22nd 71 deg. Partly cloudy
Friday Oct. 23rd 65 deg. Sunny
Saturday Oct. 24th 64 deg. Sunny
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Eddie, I know you arrive early in the week, but most of us would like a preview of the 22nd, 23rd, & 24th. Thanks.
Jack
Who cares what the weather is in York. I am in the halls at the show. I have Never had a bad York Train Show, It always nice in side.
Who cares what the weather is in York. I am in the halls at the show. I have Never had a bad York Train Show, It always nice in side.
And if we were all buying and selling pool toys, I might agree.
Trains + water = bad.
Good weather = good.
Thanks for the diligent report, Eddie.
-Dave
Sunday Oct. 18th 57 deg. Sunny
Monday Oct. 19th 61 deg. Partly cloudy
Eddie, thanks for posting this but historically, forecasts of more than a week aren't that accurate and as Jack noted, the majority of attendees can only come for that Thursday thru Saturday span at most rather than making it a week long vacation event.
I would like Hot and Sunny for the Show but we take what we get. We I camped I did not like rain.At one time when it rained years ago it would rain in the Purple Hall.
Bring on the weather!!
As my French Canadian Caribou hunting guide Jean Claude Marchand would say:
Maybe hot
Maybe cold
Could be rain
Could be snow
Who knows??????????????
100% chance of toy trains!
Bill has it right. I pay no attention to weather people today. Weather forcasting was better 50 years ago.
Here in Sioux City it was nearly 80 today. October 10 is usually the date of the first freeze. Tomorrow nearly 90. Bring on the warming.
Dick
Wish it could be cold in San Diego, it has been a very hot two days.
Who cares what the weather is in York. I am in the halls at the show. I have Never had a bad York Train Show, It always nice in side.
And it always rains when I'm hauling something back to the car.
Tthe yellow hall ( old dealer hall) had the worst roof of all, rain coming in all over the place.
Jack
I have been there in every type of weather Cold, Hot ,Windy ,Rainy ,Snow. We will all be there no matter what. We have to take what we get.
Hope you're doing well Eddie and look forward to seeing you at York.
Marty has it exactly right.
Gerry
Usually the weather is pretty good at most of the York shows and I believe this year will be good weather as well.
Bill has it right. I pay no attention to weather people today. Weather forcasting was better 50 years ago.
Why I wouldn't go that far, Marty does have a point. Remember seven days out they had that last hurricane hitting the east coast. Everyone was sure the mid Atlantic states were going to get hit and boy what happen? Went out to sea and no one said anything about how wrong their computer models were.
Another example is the last three years the National weather service has been pushing their climate change BS and stating how the Northeast is going to have a warmer than normal winter. Well, the last three years have been record breaking for cold and snow fall. I give more credibility to the Farmers Almanac than I do to a Gov run hack agency.
But with that said, looks like you guys will have better weather(if it holds to predictions) than I had last April. Cold and windy it was.
So far, it looks like a rainless York, although, it doesn't rain in the halls!
Don
Sun, Mon, Tues, & Wed LOOKEN GOOD so far.
Great Good Weather for a Great Train Show.
Cold !!
Bill has it right. I pay no attention to weather people today. Weather forcasting was better 50 years ago.
Why I wouldn't go that far, Marty does have a point. Remember seven days out they had that last hurricane hitting the east coast. Everyone was sure the mid Atlantic states were going to get hit and boy what happen? Went out to sea and no one said anything about how wrong their computer models were.
Hurricanes are notorious for always being a roll of the dice. Sometimes they move in the usual arc across the tropics and loop back alongside the east coast, and sometimes they stagger across the ocean like drunken sailors. Sometimes they do both. I've seen more than one instance where a hurricane's path made literal loop-de loops. Sandy basically came straight up out of the Caribbean and hooked a left turn into the Northeast:
I think much of the huhhub about H. Joachim was that it reached Cat 4, and the eastern seaboard was within the "cone of uncertainty". Much of the preparation was in mind of Sandy, in which there were a number of highly-publicized "caught with one's pants down" incidents (not the least of which was NJ Transit leaving a large chunk of its fleet in a sea-level yard in the Meadowlands).
For what its worth, I use the National Weather Service forecasts as a guide. Since they don't depend on ratings like local news broadcasts, their output is devoid of sensationalism. During Joachim's approach, their forecasts never gave me the impression that it was much of a threat, only that its path was taking it farther and farther out to sea as its "due date" neared.
Looking at the NWS' behind-the-scenes-ish "forecast discussion" link over time shows a lot of "interesting stuff" that crops up in the various computer models that never makes it to the official forecast because they're of such low probability that they often wash out as time marches on. I've also seen significant weather events come to pass that started out as insignificant-looking wiggles in long-term outlooks (though in my observation, if they do come to pass, they tend to arrive a day or so later than when initially forecast). So it pays to eyeball forecasts every day in case something emerges from the noise.
My guess is that even though any competent forecaster knows that predictions more than two or three days out are dice rolls, there'd be a nationwide uproar if weather forecasts were capped at 24-36 hours. We as a society have come to expect 7-day outlooks, even though the information presented at their outer limits has seldom been anything more than a curiosity.
---PCJ
Bring back Tex Antoine & Uncle Wesby. He was a hit until........
Some of you probably remember what happened in the end with his forecasting!
Steam Forever
John
Thursday not so good.
Sun, Mon, Tues, & Wed LOOKEN GOOD so far.
Good news for the Bandits which are really dependent on the weather.
Pete
Two words. Be Prepared.
Latest weather, bring umbrella, waterproff bags, rubber boots, it will be three days of rain, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, so saith the WC. maybe you should bring a small boat also.
clug clug...
Who are these bandit guys? where do they hang, never see any.As long as the beer is wet and cold who cares!
Brightening in the morning with a shower of steamers.
Continuing 100% chance of participation.
Clearing in the afternoon partly diesel and electric.
Early chance of sunset and drinks at Quaker State.
Temperatures rising with passenger cars but cooling later in the day as wallets empty.
Storms possible when returning home, right Scott?
Norton, You are 100% right. I do the bandit shows Mon, Tues, & Wed. The weather is very important to me.
Norton, You are 100% right. I do the bandit shows Mon, Tues, & Wed. The weather is very important to me.
Eddie, where are the bandits hanging out?
The weather is really looking great. I hope it holds up. It's been several years since we have had good weather all week.
Weather forcasting was better 50 years ago.
That's because they looked out of the window once in a while.
I am sure everyone is happy the weather will be nice for the York Train Show, Umbrellas are not fun getting wet isn't fun either.
From FOX 43 in YORK....but it will change just like you change your underwear.
Partly Cloudy
Why does someone else have to put there weather report on here and spoil my fun?
I agree Eddie
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