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Lainer added that those in the group need to be prepared to discuss Israel with others in the community, whether that means at work or a children's soccer game or where ever, especially if the other person brings it up first.
"If somebody comes to you and talks to you about Israel, the way you answer, whether you choose to give them an answer or you choose to shy away from the topic altogether, will determine in many cases what he knows and his opinion because he doesn't know," he said. "Seventy percent of the population in this country don't view Israel as relevant their everyday life."
Lainer said that it's important not to thrust the topic into conversation with someone, such as bringing it up out of the blue if you haven't talked to that person about the situation in the Middle East before. He also said to try and speak to the persons interests and how those relate to Israel.
"Share with people the Israel you know," he said. "If your friend is passionate about wine, make sure he tastes Israeli wine, or at least knows about it, knows about the existence of it."
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November 25, 2012 at 12:22 PM
It is not about standing with Israel, but standing with a peaceful non-violence resolution. It is going to take compromise to resolve the Middle-East not blindly support one faction over the other.
Michael Gries
November 25, 2012 at 02:43 PM
Compromise should always be explored, but not always possible. Israel has the right to defend itself. Especially if its existence is in peril.
November 25, 2012 at 03:26 PM
By its very definition compromise is always possible, the question is, are the participants willing. And Israel existence is not in peril and undoubtedly never will be as long as the US is a political player.
What Israel (and all of us) should be asking itself (ourselves) is what compromises can we make and how best can we achieve a lasting peace, because violence is never and can never be the answer.
Michael Gries
November 25, 2012 at 05:56 PM
Reality check, in the real world:
1. "compromise is always possible" Just not true. Funny example comes to mind: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYtfejT4QgM
2. Israel can no longer depend on the U.S.
3. "violence is never and can never be the answer" Read your history. Many examples where violence becomes the only option and is chosen.
We all want peace, a lasting peace ... in this real world.
Michael Gries
November 25, 2012 at 06:18 PM
Here is a 6 minute video explaining the history of the Arab-Israeli conflict
G Hoffberg
November 25, 2012 at 06:48 PM
Saw this a while ago says it all. Watch the one of Hamas celebrating after 9/11
Bradley Jensen
November 25, 2012 at 09:02 PM
All extreme factions on both sides of the conflict are the main source of the problem. When and if those are eliminated perhaps a peace can be truly achieved.
G Hoffberg
November 25, 2012 at 09:10 PM
Hamas says they want to kill all Jews. A little extreme from the government.
November 25, 2012 at 10:03 PM
Sure and the Irish Catholics wanted to kill the Protestants and vise versa and they fought for 30 years and solved nothing and fighting in the Middle East will not either.
It was not until the right people (who realized the futility or violence) got to talk and agree to disagree that anything can be solved as it was in Ireland as it will be in the Middle East
That is reality, not some 1950's sitcom.
G Hoffberg
November 25, 2012 at 10:19 PM
I ask again -- was compromise with Hitler possible? Where do you find anyone in the government in Israel say they want to kill Palestinians?
November 25, 2012 at 11:05 PM
Was compromise with Hitler possible, who is to say? Probably at times it was and times it was not. Hitler was one man and there were others in the Third Reich who were open to compromise. One man does not dictate the world unless the world lets him.
Certainly there are people in Israel who call for the destruction of Palestinian (Sharon's son for one) but that or those Palestinians calling for the destruction of Israel does not justify violence.
Peace in the Middle East will never come from violence and the sooner people like yourself realize thisthe quicker we can move onto a lasting negotiated peace,
G Hoffberg
November 26, 2012 at 01:08 AM
So "Hitler was one man and there were others in the Third Reich who were open to compromise ....". Name 1. Goebbels? Goering? Speer? Himmler? Heydrich? I can name 100 who were monsters. You need to read a little history. Chamberlain thought he could reason with them. I'll bet you think we could have compromised with Bin Laden.
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At least four inches of springtime snow will punctuate the Kansas City area weekend. And eight inches of heavy snow will be common in some areas of the metro.
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The heavy snow last week caused several roof collapses around the Kansas City area. And several more buildings were evacuated for fear of a collapse, including a Macy's in Overland Park. KCUR's Dan Verbeck sat down with Overland Park Code Administrator, Tim Ryan, to find out more about addressing and preventing roof collapses.
Kansas City area residents have fought their way out of a second major snowstorm in less than a week. Some areas got upwards of a foot of new snow.
Central Standard brings a live update from those working on the front lines of the second major snow storm to hit the mid-west in under a week. Guests include Andy Bailey from the National Weather Service, Steve Porter from the Missouri Department of Transportation, Sean Demory from the Public Works Department of Kansas City Missouri and Captain Steve Young of the KCPD.
This snowstorm brought the added burden of power outages, so wet and heavy it tore down trees and lines. There was a heavier snow on the south side of the metro.
"Snowpocalypse 2" brought upwards of a foot of snow to some parts of the Kansas City metropolitan area. The storm shut down schools and businesses, and knocked out power to tens of thousands of residents.
The recent run of severe weather has resulted in extensive power outages and downed power lines throughout Kansas City, Mo. Tens of thousands throughout the metro are without power.
Because of the higher temps this storm (~ 33 degrees), the snow is very moist and heavy, resulting in accumulation on trees and power lines. This accumulation is causing trees and power lines to sag and is a greater risk of downed power lines.
KCP&L has called in additional personnel and are progressing through restoration.
Update Tuesday, 7:30 a.m. Due to the weather, polling places have been consolidated in both Wyandotte and Johnson Counties. Find polling places for Wyandotte County here and Johnson County here.
Some areas were reporting light snow and ice in the early hours of Monday evening. The storm is expected to continue through Tuesday afternoon.
Whether you're lining up to vote or hitting the slopes, the snow will affect your day Tuesday.
This snowstorm was a record-breaker, dumping the most snow Kansas City has ever seen on a February 21st. Kansas City got 9.2 inches at KCI, but some towns in the area saw even more snow than that.
Belton and Leawood both got 11.5 inches; Roeland Park totaled 12 inches, and Overland Park received the most, some 13 and a half inches.
It was a bad day to try to get around in Kansas City. KCI essentially closed at mid-morning with about 300 flights cancelled. Although flights are expected to resume later tonight, more cancellations are all but certain tomorrow morning. Driving was terrible, too.
A day of municipal mayhem is winding to a close.
The Kansas City Star's Eric Adler writes that the whiteout of February 21, 2013 is a "100-year storm," according to the record books.
Many officials and citizens would probably agree.
The morning started with a snow dump. Some areas got several inches in several hours, according to the National Weather Service.
You know it's bad when the host of Up to Date needs a push into the parking lot at KCUR.
Kansas City began Tuesday with a temperature of 68 degrees. Most indicators point to overnight snow in the Kansas City region.
Wind speed was one of the chief concerns Thursday morning as the first real snow of the season pummeled parts of the region.
The Kansas City metropolitan area started gearing up yesterday for the season's first winter storm. One to three inches of snow was forecast for the area overnight.
The Kansas City metro area experienced its first winter storm overnight Wednesday. Strong winds contributed to whiteout conditions for the morning rush hour. Dozens of schools are closed Thursday including Blue Valley, Kansas City, Kan., Kansas City Public Schools, Lawrence, and Shawnee Mission.
A storm warning has been sent to Kansas City by a city department that performs much of the snow plowing during and after major winter storms.
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WILLIAMSTOWN -- Members of the Mount Greylock Regional School Committee held a retreat-style meeting Tuesday to reorganize following November elections and to provide an overview of the year ahead. The meeting was the first Chair Carolyn Greene presided over, after being elected chair Nov. 20.
Greene brought the committee up to speed on the school building project for Mount Greylock Regional High School being sought through the Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA). The committee has the option of putting a request for a feasibility study on the warrant for the spring's town meeting. Greene said much has changed since the first feasibility study in 2005, including school population and building costs.
Greene said the cost -- which could be up to $1 million -- would be split between Williamstown and Lanes borough, and there is potentially outside money to fund it as well.
"This is the starting point of whatever this project ends up being, whether it's a renovation or a rebuild," Greene said. "We don't get anywhere until we actually get in with the MSBA, and the first step there is a feasibility study."
The pursuit of the project stalled when the proposal failed to make the MSBA's Nov. 14 meeting agenda. Now, the district must begin the whole process again. Super intendent Rose Ellis toured the school with MSBA Ex ecutive Director Jack Mc Carthy on Nov. 28, who also provided advice on their next proposal.
The feasibility study would give options on what kind of project would be undertaken -- either rebuilding or renovating the existing building.
"It's a very involved process," Ellis said.
Greene said it will be important to perform community outreach over the coming months, and to inform residents about the status of the project.
In other topics, one of the greatest "sea changes" of the year, Ellis said, was new legislation requiring an evaluation system for teachers.
"I think it's a wonderful model," Ellis said. "It's about growth, and helping people improve." One criticism she said she does have is that it's a lot to take on at once.
Ellis also gave an overview on regionalization, an issue she said has been discussed for 40 years and could ultimately secure funding for the building project.
The district has applied for a $75,000 grant to look at consolidating its three schools' budgets into one and likewise make operations more central. During his visit, McCarthy said regionalization could create a better collaborative atmosphere, saying that should be a district's top priority in order to be considered for funding.
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Located on the right hand face of the upper east side of Steve Canyon. Start off a boulder to the right of the large central chimney system (Hoopharkz, 5.4). From the boulder, reach out right to a horizontal and the left-arching crack system above (small cams). A direct start is possible (5.11c/d) but the complete lack of pro keeps people off. Above, gear in the horizontal protects moves up to steep friction past 2 bolts (crux). Higher, a third bolt protects a traverse right to the arete where a 4th and last bolt protects moves to the top. As an alternative start, begin some 15-20 right and below the boulder up right slanting cracks to a ledge (5.10a/b). Belay here (to avoid rope drag) and traverse left to the upper bolted face. This is actually the way the first ascent went. When this was first done in EB's, the smearing seemed way hard; modern rubber has taken the bite out of the difficulty.
Small to medium cams, 4 bolts.
If you are tall (6'+) this route is a giveaway!
A nice route that doesn't see much traffic. The face climbing isn't as difficult or sustained as apperances might suggest. Three stars out of five.
Not exactly super bomb pro for the crack leading to the face which precludes the cruxy area exiting the second horizontal.
A great crack and friction combo climb! I did the left approach (stepping off the block). I slung the block for protection until I got my first piece in and then had someone unclip it. The crack bit seemed around 5.9 to me, and the protection at the top of the crack was a little fiddly. The bolts protect the friction climbing well, and the crux is definitely a steep smearing bit between the 2nd and 3rd bolt. The final rounded arete is a blast! Must do IMO.
Do the right hand start for more bang for the buck. Its not very hard and it gives you a really fun traverse to reach the left arching crack (hopping off the big boulder looked scary and it skips some good climbing). Make sure and take advantage of ALL gear opportunities high in the crack in order to adequately protect the section leading to the first horizontal. The crack pinches off quickly and you may find your self pretty runout like I did. Great face climbing leads up and right past bolts to a very cool arete and then the top.
The rock on the slab is super solid and inspires more confidence than many a gritty face in J-tree. The climb offers variety, novelty and length sufficient to be one of the better single pitches in the park in my opinion.
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Start your year off with WRTI! Join us on New Year's Day at 11 am for the Vienna Philharmonic 2013 New Year's Concert, conducted for the second time by Austrian conductor Franz Welser-Möst.
It has long been a Vienna Philharmonic tradition at the New Year to present a program consisting of the lively, and at the same time nostalgic, music from the vast repertoire of the Johann Strauss family and its contemporaries. These concerts not only delight the audiences in the Musikverein in Vienna, but also enjoy great international popularity through world-wide broadcasts.
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Tim Kelley:
Time Line on Monday Snow, Ice, and Rain
The Texas Ice Storm weakened as it raced over southern New England Friday Night, December 6, 2013. We knew it would not be huge, but this was sad.
We woke up to little or no snow in New England on Saturday. Most meteorologists are snow lovers, so it's a double injury. We blew the forecast, and we felt the pain of disappointment after looking forward to a snowy Saturday sunrise.
Here at NECN the snow measured .1" on cars and grass. road crews were treating a rainy route 128 as I rode to work at 4am.
What happened?
The simple answer is...
We had a cold trough in the west, and a warm ridge in the east.
Storms strengthen in troughs and weaken over ridges.
The above maps show what happened to the Texas Ice and Snow storm as it moved over the ridge Friday Night.
I hope we do better this time.
The sky here at NECN in Newton Massachusetts is full of snow Sunday December 8, 2013.
Here is the time line for our next system, crossing New England Monday December 9, 2013.
And accumulations..
Here is a view of Mount Mansfield Vermont from Wednesday December 4, 2013.
The most snow in New England is in Northern Vermont.
Bill Levins sent this photo later the same day, with a request for a meteorological explanation. Those are cool stratiform clouds Bill.
Got an hour?
Tim Kelley:
Warmer Start to Winter
Meteorological Fall (Sept-Nov) is over.
November goes in the books cooler and drier than normal.
Meteorological winter (Dec-Feb) has begun. with a crazy 65 car pile up on I-290 in Worcester MA. The Massachusetts State Police fed these images of the crash on their twitter account.
Due to 75 hours of sub freezing weather in New England, the temperature of this elevated roadway was below 32 degrees as very light drizzle coated the surface with 1/100" of ice. Thanks to the strongest High Pressure system in 2 years, 30.88", cold heavy air near the ground was over run by warmer and more humid air up in the sky.. the perfect recipe for icy roads.
The Satellite image from Sunday December 1, 2013 below, shows New England is socked in with a thick layer of nimbostratus clouds. Warmer air overriding heavy cold air kept us gray all day. Note the brighter clouds south of Block Island. Those are convective cumulus clouds that resulted in a few downpours from Rhode Island to southern Maine as the sun went down. Inland Maine was still cold enough for snow. And the first snowfall of the season was occurring Sunday night into Monday along (and just north of) The Maine Turnpike. The dynamic, causing the heavier rain and snow, is cylcogenesis. This process occurs along the leading edge of warmer air trying to invade New England for the start of winter.
In fact, if we leave the 60 degree weather in the Pre-Thanksgiving Day storm out, the first week of December is warmer than the last week of November.
That warm Wednesday storm brought much needed 2-4 inches of rainfall along with southerly gusts past 60 mph. But it did not take long for the Montreal Express to kick back in for Thanksgiving.
This Eric Bruch photo is from Jay Peak Resort on Thanksgiving afternoon. The lifts were not running, but Frank from Quebec came to hike and ride the knee deep snow that fell here Wednesday night.
During the month of November Jay Peak, and Mount Washington NH, both reported more than 40" of snowfall.
A great start to the ski season. Most of us can not recall such nice consistent snow for the month of November.
Here is the view at sunset Sunday Dec 1 from Stowe Mountain Lodge, also in the Green Mountains of Vermont. At press time Sunday evening, 21 inches of snow covers the ground near the summit of Mt.Mansfield.
The weather this first week of winter 2013/2014 features a major snow and cold blast from The Canadian Rockies to Central America! Usually that means warm to record warm east. But this year we have less warm air available than usual. Canada is full of deep cold, the likes we have not seen this time of year in a decade or so. It seems each time we start to warm up, all the sudden a new chill blasts in. A storm at sea Wednesday will try and hold the seasonable cold for us through Wednesday, along with sending some nice surf our way. Then the Rockies front may sneak in on Friday with rain or snow Friday into Saturday. We will leave the day to day details for later.
Now, about that winter forecast?
Last week we teased that Weir Lundstedt, (meteorologist from Merrimack New Hampshire, Jim Cantore's roommate at Lyndon State College Vermont 30 years ago) would be giving us an 'unofficial winter forecast'. He says, "it's not Science, it's a gut feeling"
Here is Weir's Gut Feeling.
"Weir's winter weather outlook….
After a ( Top 10 ) dry Autumn with rather average temperatures, mother nature will go back to what she does best. Creating
extremes ( no, not because of global warming ), but because extremes are what makes up the averages. In other words,
what we consider "normal" is made up of the average's of the extremes!! So extremes is part of our normals! Did you follow that?
With that said, I expect this to be a colder than normal winter throughout New England with above normal precipitation to make up for our deficit this past autumn! Abnormally average temperatures will give way to below normal temperatures that may come in waves of record/near record cold like we are experiencing today, followed by some temporary warmups. The record/near record cold is thanks to an unusually cold summer which occurred across the northern latitudes. Snowfall will be above normal in "ski country", with near, or possibly below normal snow over parts of southern New England as occasional rain there may keep snowfall amounts down. Just like last year, we will see several MAJOR high impact storms with deep low pressure, high winds/coastal erosion, with best chance of a Blizzard the 1st or 2nd week of February.
In summary, this will be another winter that keeps meteorologists busy! :-) "
Tim Kelley:
Winter Arrived Early This Year
Hundreds of auto accidents on icy roads caused by snow squalls were followed by thousands of power outages due to biting cold wind knocking trees into power lines Sunday. At the same time, an early season snow & ice storm caused havoc from California to Oklahoma. From Alaska to Mexico to Greenland, winter has hit hard and early this year.
The snow squalls in New England Saturday night, November 23, formed along the front edge of an air mass arriving from the Northwest territory of Canada.
In Bedford New Hampshire the snow lasted only 15 minutes, but left this parking lot (and all the city streets) coated in snow and ice. Similar to afternoon thunder storms in springtime. These snow shower and squalls formed along an (Arctic) Front due to great instability. Not every weather front is the same. This one was 'special'. Just the right amount of moisture, confluent wind, and steep thermal lapse rates.
Editors Note
Our photographer here in Bedford NH is Weir Lundstedt of Merrimack. He is a meteorologist, Lyndon State College Vermont class of 1986. You may know some other names form that class.. Tony Petrarca in Rhode Island, Russ Murley and Roger Griswold in Maine, Jim Cantore at The Weather Channel in Georgia. I graduated LSC in 1987 and became Weir's roommate in Manchester New Hampshire when he worked at The National Weather Service in Concord New Hampshire and I was at WMUR TV 9.
Weir wrote the seminal paper on how to determine which cold fronts are most likely to cause such snow squalls here in the Northeastern United States. Have you heard the expression Windex? Weir coined the term, standing for 'Wintertime Instability Index' in 1992, long before the weather models were able to forecast such localized special weather events. His paper is
. We have Weir's thought's on winter 2013/2014 below, after a description of the pre Thanksgiving Day storm.
Beyond the local snow squalls, the arctic wind caused more continuous snowfall in up-slope areas of Northern New England. In the case of the squalls, the weather front caused the moist air to rise, cool, and condense into snow flakes. In the mountains, we call it orographic lifting. Wind hits the mountain and rises up with similar result to the weather front. As long as we can maintain a moist flow with steep lapse rates (much colder air in the sky than near the ground) the up-slope snow can continue.
These photos below are from Stowe Mountain Resort in Vermont, where Scott Braaten measured 6"+ snowfall before sunrise Sunday the 24th.
The next image is from the cams on my web site
The incoming storm has several components. So far we have had a wide variety of forecasts coming out, but now the ingredients are getting closer together. The big question has been how the northern stream will interact with the southern stream, and what track the coastal storm will take.
The above was written Sunday, below is from Monday (though maps are from Sunday)
European Model (ECMWF) has been consistent phasing the northern stream (air from North Pole) and with the southern stream (air from east of Hawaii) to the west of New England. Here is ECMWF Sunday Nov 24 run valid Thanksgiving Day. The red ink shows the track of the two lows (North & South) coming together and tracking from Connecticut to Maine. This is a warm solution for New England. We call it an inside runner (west of 'benchmark', 40 degrees north, 70 degrees west), where warm air from the south floods New England. The amount of moisture in the Atmosphere is 3 standard deviations greater than normal for this time of year. That means we get tropical downpours Wednesday. Rainfall may exceed 5 inches in spots. Also the pressure gradient created by the departing 1036 millibar high, and the 'bombing' low pressure deepening rapidly below 990 millibars will generate gale to storm force wind. We may be dealing with widespread power outages for the second time in three days.
The map above is from Sunday. Now that we have access to more weather guidance.. it appears the numbers are low. It could be more like 40-60 mph wind, with many 3"+ rainfall amounts.
West of the storm is where snow falls. The mountains form Pennsylvania to Ontario may measure snowfall in feet.
Needles to say this will create disruptions throughout the northeast.
Our best hope is that we have some drying Wednesday afternoon. But in the time since these maps were created, it appears that is a not the likely outcome.
Thanksgiving Day is little like Sunday, just not quite as cold or windy.
I wanted to highlight Weir's winter outlook.. but the storm takes precedent.
Here's a hint..
"waves of record/near record cold.."
We will get more into the winter outlook as winter gets closer (ha ha).. and we have a few days without an extreme event (if that happens).
Tim Kelley:
Did They Say this Much Snow?
Did THEY forecast this much snow at Jay last week?
Um.. no, 'They' they did not forecast this much snow!
Thank you Tim Fater for sharing your bliss with us.
Tim says Jay Peak received all of 30"+ in a Saturday to Tuesday storm, and he wants to know-
how this happens, especially when we have no snow 20 miles away?
Here is my answer.
It's 'The Jay Cloud' Tim!
"Cold moist air from The Atlantic Ocean, and Hudson Bay Canada, rushing south across plains of Ontario and Quebec.
The first mountain it encounters is Jay Peak in Northern Vermont. Wind from the north lifts up over the Northern Green Mountains, causing dynamic cooling and condensation of the H2O resulting in said 'Jay Cloud'.
As long as the wind, and the chill, and the moisture content, is sufficient, it keeps on snowing in the northern Green Mountains, especially at Jay.. also parts of Northern New Hampshire and Maine.
All signs are we have a strong season, already in progress."
After a brief Monday November 18 thaw, we have a minor Jay Cloud with a few inches likely Tuesday, before a couple of quiet days (cold enough for snow making) Wednesday and Thursday. The next cold front arrives Friday or Saturday. Indications are that we have only a minimal Jay Cloud coming Friday night. But some extreme cold may swing in for the weekend.
Next week, now we are talking Thanksgiving week, we will likely have a a series of winter storms crossing the USA from Utah to Quebec. It's too early to call for all snow with those storms but the stakes are high, and an extreme event is possible.
Last week's surprise 30" is a good sign. Some winter's we over estimate many snowfall forecasts, some winters we under estimate.. so far this year, we are under estimating. That kind of forecasting error is a sign we may have one of those 'Old Fashioned' Winters.
Tim Kelley:
Red Sox also World Champions of Weather
What if.. The World Series went to Game 7 on Halloween..
It would have been a long rainy windy game.
Though the rain under achieved (we need rain!), The wind over achieved.
Gusts of 55+ mph sent trees snapping over utility lines knocking out electricity to thousands here in New England (a million plus lost power from New Jersey to Canada).
Jeff Hastings
sent us this photo from Manchester New Hampshire on Friday November 1, 2013.
But the Red Sox played and won Game 6 on a chilly dry Wednesday evening (after it rained all morning).. giving the team and city of Boston plenty of time to plan a 'Rolling Rally' Duck-boat Parade for Saturday November 2nd. And what a November 2nd!
Sunny, calm, 65 degrees! How does this happen?
Red Sox Magic
Here is the image from
The Prudential Tower cam
as Duck Boats snaked from Fenway Park to Boylston Street about 11am Saturday Morning.
Here is the view from 21,000 miles, Boston just on the edge of beauty.
The weather was rainy on Cape Cod, and in Vermont.
A sunshine sandwich over central New England and Boston.
Not a cloud in the sky as Duck-boats floated onto The Charles River.
God in heaven also sent a high five.
There were a few citizens of New England who chose fall fun outside of Boston.
Bob Hennessy brought the Family to Duxbury Beach, where Nancy took her final dip of 'the summer'. The water temperature of 55, combined with air of 65 adds up to a comfy 120 degrees.
Then reality came in the form of a Canadian Cold Front Sunday Morning, 20 hours following the Fenway celebration fog and drizzle chilled the Fens.
By 10am Sunday, the first frozen meteors of fall 2013 flew by the 54th floors of The John Hancock and Prudential Towers. This is about 750 feet above the back bay, our new thermometer up here registered 1.89 degrees Celsius, or 35.4F.
At the same time Sunday, nothing but Blue Sky at Jay Peak resort in Vermont, where the snow guns are being turned on for the first time of the season. But this picture is natural snow and rime frost from the overnight cold front.
Herb Swanson of Lyndonville Vermont send this beauty from the summit of Burke Mountain looking at The (Lake) Willoughby Gap. No snow here, just a heavy frost.
The forecast for this week is near identical to last week.
Very cold dry air is here with a 1040 millibar high from the north pool bring us two frezzing nights, and 35-45 degree days.
Then another southern storm will drive from Texas to Ontario, bringing us warm, wet, windy weather later Wednesday into Thursday, followed by cold dry air from Canada Friday into the weekend.
Last week I referred to fall of 2004 as an analog for this year.
So far the match up is very close.
On November 12, 2004 we had a 'surprise snowfall' at NECN.
See the entries from my weather diary here.
Much to my amazement, a weather model has forecast the exact same synoptic set up for this November 12th. If this comes true.. some of that Red Sox magic has rubbed off on my forecasting ability.
Thank you for all the positive feedback on last Sunday's bog, I will try and make it a habit.
We may even see a new Joe Joyce blog here. (see JJ back on NECN all week from 10-4).
Welcome Back Joe!
Matt Noyes:
Weekend winter storm en route to New England
Snow will fall across New England, heaviest Saturday into Sunday.
Tim Kelley:
Time Line on Monday Snow, Ice, and Rain
For the second time in three days, we are forecasting a few inches of snow. This time we are going to be right.
Tim Kelley:
Warmer Start to Winter
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Why is Romney Taking on Obama Over Medicare?
FBN's Lou Dobbs on Medicare moving to the forefront of the Presidential race.
Aug 16, 2012
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My plan.
Presents no.
The plant stays the same this is the president's plan 0716.
Billion dollars cut.
Four million people losing Medicare Advantage and 15% of hospitals and nursing homes not accepting Medicare patients.
Than the president's plan has a dramatic impact.
On today's seniors.
And that is governor Romney bringing out the white board.
There in South Carolina where he was -- anniversary this Medicare plan and that of the president.
Nice touch governor but of course I obviously prefer the more traditional was admittedly somewhat old fashioned black board on this broadcast.
And please governor don't getting ideas I admire the white board and the visual support to your campaign.
And I wish you all the best weather but.
We've copyrighted this blackboard so.
There -- limits if you -- governor.
What is the governor hitting the administration on the issue of Medicare.
-- new poll out today by the Kaiser Family Foundation finds 76%.
Of excuse me 73%.
Of those poll described Medicare is very important or extremely important to their -- Medicare.
Are you kidding me.
Who thought that that would be even possible a few weeks ago -- I was discussing with congresswoman and they were.
That's even higher than the 59%.
Who think that obamacare.
Is a very or extremely important.
So this Kaiser study is revealing what's going on on the campaign trail at least in part it's no wonder the governor is accusing President Obama rating.
Billion from the Medicare.
Money that the Romney now promises to put back into the system that's good news for the -- -- for Medicare recipients in this country who have.
The advantage finance one -- four.
And according to independent experts the Obama cuts would reduce those benefits and lead to higher premiums that's not a good thing.
And governor Romney and congressman Ryan appear to this this -- point.
To be getting their message out and I don't think that was even imaginable a couple of weeks ago.
It is fair to say.
Even though we don't have the details of the and according to a CBO analysis of Ryan's budget average Medicare spending for new enrollees in 2050.
In yes they are all going out to these.
Rather link.
And 45%.
What would it it would be under the Obama plan.
I mean this is a big deal.
And the Ryan plan.
Would likely keep Medicare solvent longer than Obama care again according to the Congressional Budget Office.
By comparison obamacare is projected to push health care spending almost 20% of GDP.
Of GDP in.
By 2021.
Health care.
That is also a big deal.
So going forward we're going to be talking a lot about 716.
Billion dollars.
Taken from Medicare moved to obamacare.
Up 550.
Billion dollars spent on Medicare each and every year right now 500.
And fifty.
These are big deals and they -- part of the conversation.
Until governor Romney but Paul Ryan on the ticket.
And if for no other reason.
For the first time we're beginning to have seriously significant.
Discussions about substantial issues.
So one piece of advice to both campaigns if I may as -- -- and all of these numbers and we test the attention span and even the interest of some some in.
That are likely to vote.
I'm -- -- just tell you -- Mr.
President governor Romney you're gonna need a much bigger point board the deal.
-- this issue but stay away from a -- war.
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