Sunday 59 deg. partly cloudy
Monday 58 deg. mostly cloudy
Tuesday 61 deg. mostly cloudy
Wednesday 64 deg. mostly sunny
Thursday 68 deg. mostly sunny
Friday 67 deg. showers late.
Saturday 60 deg. showers
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Sunday 59 deg. partly cloudy
Monday 58 deg. mostly cloudy
Tuesday 61 deg. mostly cloudy
Wednesday 64 deg. mostly sunny
Thursday 68 deg. mostly sunny
Friday 67 deg. showers late.
Saturday 60 deg. showers
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Eddie, you need to clean that up before next week!
There's weather at York? Who goes for the weather?
Thanks Eddie!
@eddie g posted:Sunday 54 deg. showers
Monday 56 deg. AM showers
Tuesday 58 deg. mostly cloudy
Wednesday 60 deg. partly cloudy
Thursday 62 deg. partly cloudy
Friday 62 deg. showers
Saturday 64 deg. partly cloudy
Eddie:
Long range weather forecasts are essentially meaningless. I have been following these forecasts for York Week closely for the last week or so, and they change dramatically every day. Let's see what the forecast looks like a week from now, and even that will likely change some more thereafter.
Pat
Eddie,
I told you there's going to be a Blizzard in Maine and you won't be able to get out.
All those numbers will change daily. Like Gary says, blizzard will hit Maine in the forecast, then it will be 300 degrees, then about 75 and sunny.
The night before I leave I check the weather and than pack appropriately. It's pointless to be looking at the weather guesses 10-12 days out!
I remember seeing sheets of rain going across the parking lots and thinking "No Biggee.. I'm at York!!"
I remember seeing sheets of rain going across the parking lots and thinking "Oh CRAP, my umbrella is in the car!"
Not to belabor the point, but the York forecast has changed at least three times already today. Just puts an exclamation point on my earlier post, when I indicated that long range weather forecasts are inherently unreliable.
Pat
You guys are missing the point of this thread. Anticipation.
Who cares about the weather forecast. We will go to York regardless of the weather (short of a hurricane/tornado). I know I just jinxed us.
Charlie
@MartyE posted:You guys are missing the point of this thread. Anticipation.
Marty is correct. It’s all about the fun of the buildup and anticipation and excitement of the Meet approaching. Nobody’s worried about what the weather will be. Just have fun watching it change, for better or worse!
I'm coming up from Florida. Can someone explain cold and rain to me? How should I prepare? Fleece jacketing for my train purchases?
@cpowell posted:Who cares about the weather forecast. We will go to York regardless of the weather (short of a hurricane/tornado). I know I just jinxed us.
Charlie
Thanks Charlie, a hurricane is just what we need!
@GregR posted:I'm coming up from Florida. Can someone explain cold and rain to me? How should I prepare? Fleece jacketing for my train purchases?
Layering.........it can be cold in the morning and then gets warmer.....a fleece with a couple of layers (sweatshirt, golf shirt,t shirt) is the way I approach it. Rain slicker over it if rain is predicted.
Peter
@GregR posted:I'm coming up from Florida. Can someone explain cold and rain to me? How should I prepare? Fleece jacketing for my train purchases?
Yes, fleece jacket and a shopping bag with handles or a backpack.
Fleece jacket and a 10' U-Haul.
@Traindiesel posted:Marty is correct. It’s all about the fun of the buildup and anticipation and excitement of the Meet approaching. Nobody’s worried about what the weather will be. Just have fun watching it change, for better or worse!
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We've endured worse, no York.
Since I prepare for anything, the only forecast I am interested in calls for 100% chance of trains Monday through Saturday...
Andy
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