Thunderstorms with high winds and heavy rain impacted the the northern parts of the Twin Cities metro area this morning. Footage shot in the heart of downtown Minneapolis as the southern part of the line of storms moved through the metro area.
Clip 1 POV shot as while driving on Interstate 494 on the west side of town as the line of storms moved in.
Clip 2 Skyline shot of the city in the rain
Clip 3 Two women walking in heavy rain with an Umbrella
Clip 4 A couple walking in the rain along Nicollet Mall. Pull back and pan shot.
Clip 5 Women walking towards the camera with an umbrella
Clip 6 People walking in the rain on Nicollet Mall in downtown Minneapolis
Clip 7 Man walking with an umbrella
Clip 8 Two women in the rain waiting to cross the street under an Umbrella
Clip 9 People walking in the rain
Clip 10 Women on a bike waiting for the light to change in the rain
Clip 11 People in the rain with some farmers market booths
Clip 12 Farmers market merchant wearing garbage bags as a rain coat
Clip 13 – 15 Someone walking under an umbrella
Clip 16 Traffic in the rain
Clip 17 Someone walking in the rain under an umbrella
Thunderstorms with high winds and heavy rain impacted the the northern parts of the Twin Cities metro area this morning. Footage shot in the heart of downtown Minneapolis as the southern part of the line of storms moved through the metro area.
Clip 1 POV shot as while driving on Interstate 494 on the west side of town as the line of storms moved in.
Clip 2 Skyline shot of the city in the rain
Clip 3 Two women walking in heavy rain with an Umbrella
Clip 4 A couple walking in the rain along Nicollet Mall. Pull back and pan shot.
Clip 5 Women walking towards the camera with an umbrella
Clip 6 People walking in the rain on Nicollet Mall in downtown Minneapolis
Clip 7 Man walking with an umbrella
Clip 8 Two women in the rain waiting to cross the street under an Umbrella
Clip 9 People walking in the rain
Clip 10 Women on a bike waiting for the light to change in the rain
Clip 11 People in the rain with some farmers market booths
Clip 12 Farmers market merchant wearing garbage bags as a rain coat
Clip 13 – 15 Someone walking under an umbrella
Clip 16 Traffic in the rain
Clip 17 Someone walking in the rain under an umbrella
Severe storm forms as I visit the Twistex Memorial.
Severe storms filled the sky over El Reno, OK today. Footage shot at the location of the makeshift memorial to team Twistex where they car was hit by the tornado on May 31, 2013.
Footage includes various shots of lightning over an open field, with and without the memorial sign in the foreground. Additional shots of lightning and POV shot of driving in the heavy rain to get out a head of the storm.
8/29/2013 Hill City, MN Tornado and Aitkin County, MN hail storm footage.
A large tornado formed on the tornado warned storm just south of Hill City, MN which is in Aitkin County, MN. The tornado can be seen just north of the cameramans position which was just south of Hill City, MN on Highway 169.
Additional storm footage and hail footage from southern Aitkin County, MN.
Clip 01 Large tornado crossing Highway 169
Clip 02 Looking north on 169 at the area of rotation
Clip 03 Looking north on 169 at the area of rotation with other stringers in the shot across the road.
Clip 04 – 05 Just south of Hill City, MN looking to the north at the area of rotation
Clip 06 – 07 Under the meso area just south of Hill City, MN
Clip 08 Storm clouds south of Hill City, MN
Clip 09 – 13 Southern Aitkin County storm clouds approaching.
Clip 14 Time Lapse of the storm clouds approaching with vivid motion.
Clip 15 – 20 POV shot of the storm hitting with high winds and large hail near McGregor, MN.
8/19/2013 Minneapolis, MN Dog Days Of Summer News B-Roll
Who let the dogs out because after an unusually cool and sometimes cold summer in Minneapolis, MN, the Dog days of summer have finally arrived this week.
Footage shot around the south beach of Lake Calhoun in Minneapolis, MN
TRT 3:41
Clip 1 People on a paddle boards on Lake
Clip 2 People at South Beach on lake Calhoun in Minneapolis.
Clip 3 People walking their dog (dog days)
Clip 4 Two women running with their dog and run right up to the camera next to the fountain with a dish with water for the dogs.
Clip 5 Low shot of a dog walking by the camera.
Clip 6 Medium shot of people in the water at the beach with the skyline in the background
Clip 7 Medium shot of two women standing in the lake.
Clip 8 – 9 Life guards looking out over the water.
Clip 10 Someone running
Clip 11 People walking and running past the camera
Clip 12 A couple walking past the camera
Clip 13 A man helping a young girl get a drink from the well fountain
Clip 14 Group of people biking on the bike path
Clip 15 People out on the diving platform on the lake.
Ahhh, I know it has been a LONG time since I have updated my personal blog page. The good news is that the real page, StormChasingVideo.com which was my main master project is always being updated with new content.
So what have I been up to for this summer? The northern plains chase season has been pretty much a bust which is ok by me. It has given me time to reflect on life and work more on my company. We (all of us) have been working on some great new exciting stuff for the later half of 2013 Hurricane and Winter seasons and the upcoming 2014 chase season.
Now what have I been doing with my summer? I wish I could say I have been scuba diving a lot more then I have but life happens… The good news is when I did get some diving in, all the working out I have been doing has paid off. Since losing a lot of weight, the amount of weight I need in my dive belt has dropped big time.
Speaking of weight, here is a photo Neva took of me at the gym a while back. Yes I am really lifting 1,200 lbs with my legs. I guess you could say I’m in training for “Round Two”…
Doug Kiesling lifting 1,200 lbs with his legs
So with a lack of severe weather, I have been spending a lot of time at the gym getting back in shape and just overall having fun working out and hope to take on the Timber Dash 5K again this year.
Now back to the chase… Here is what I have been working on for the last few months.
In June, there was a few storms that hit close to home.
6/21/2013 Starbuck, MN Flash Flooding Lightning
6/21/2013 Saint Cloud, MN Storm Damage
6/21/2013 Severe storms hit central Minnesota this evening.
Even the Aurora’s have been pretty slow this summer. I have been able to see them only twice in June and not at all in July. Here is the footage from late June near Alexandria. 6/29/2013 Alexandria, MN Auroras Borealis.
6/29/2013 Alexandria, MN Auroras Borealis
For almost a month, there was no weather happening, just cool and boring up north. I got to the point where it was so cold that in the last week of July, over my birthday weekend, I actually shot some footage for TWC of it looking more like October in July in Minnesota.
7/26/2013 Ely, MN Feels Like October in July
One of the best parts of the trip up north this year to scout out locations was hanging out with Neva and not having to worry about work and the Alpine Slide. Yeah I wiped out on the slide but it was still fun!
Lutsen Mountan Alpine Slide Crash Footage
So for my area, Minnesota pretty much went the whole month of July without any severe weather. The next major severe storm was last week and that was just a hail event that I was able to avoid getting smashed up in and made it around the storm to a gas station just in time.
8/6/2013 Central MN Severe Hail
So what is in store for the next month? More scuba diving where I hope the weather does not blow out the dive trip. More chasing and getting the new full time chase truck up and running before winter.
Yes, I have not updated my blog in a month. I don’t know where to really begin so I will start with what is happening right now. I’m sitting at the 58 Club in Champlin, MN waiting for my Juicy Lucy to cool down while sipping on a Pale Ale for a late dinner.
The proper way to eat a Juicy Lucy is to eat the fries first and to let the burger cool down. If you don’t, you will end up with cheese running down the front of your shirt.
Ok enough about my dinner, this is not a Facebook or Twitter update. I’m not going to talk about the recent tragedy in Oklahoma with my friends. It is personal and hits too close to home for me. This blog is about me and what I have been doing and since I have not updated my blog in over 30 days, lets take a look back over the last month.
On April 30th, after spending the morning at the gym, I drove home and saw smoke on the horizon. Even after the extreme winter, the area was still recovering from the drought last year. The grass from last summer and fall was extremely dry along Interstate 94 and finally caught fire. The smoke was so thick that it caused travel to become to dangerous for travel.
4/30/2013 Saint Cloud, MN I94 WildFire
Footage was shot from the county road 136 bridge or Oak Grove Road SW, over Interstate 94 as the high winds and dry grass made the fire expand quickly along the east bound lanes of Interstate 94 towards the county road 75 exit ramp.
Just when I thought I was done with the winter weather and could transition into spring time chasing, old man winter had one last storm to hit me with. I ended up heading down south, yes south, to cover the winter storm.
5/1/2013 Twin Cities South Metro Snow B-Roll
I spent the evening and overnight documenting the historic winter storm that hit the state.
Just to the south of the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and Saint Paul is a winter storm warning. The heavy snow start falling around 2:30 p.m. this afternoon and is now covering the grass on this first day of May, 2013.
Footage snow in Scott County just south of the metro area along interstate 35.
5/1/2013 Owatonna, MN Winter Storm
A powerful winter storm system is creating a heavy wet nightmare for drivers along Interstate 35 in southern Minnesota this evening.
The winter storm warning remains in effect until 10:00 a.m. Thursday morning.
Footage shot on Interstate 35 around the Owatonna, MN area where several inches of heavy wet snow have already fallen and accumulated on the grassy surfaces. The roadways have also cooled off to where they are also becoming covered in snow when it should be the middle of spring.
TRT: 4:44;19
Clip 01 Shot of main street Owatonna at sunset with the power plant sign and traffic.
Clip 02 Pull back shot of a tight shot of buds on a tree trying to bloom covered in ice and snow then pulls back to show the whole field in the back ground covered in ice and snow.
Clip 03 Tree buds covered in ice and snow
Clip 04 Passing tracking shot of a snow plow on Interstate 35
Clip 05 Long pov shot of a snow plow in front of the camera.
Clip 06 Passing shot of a snow plow
Clip 07 Oncoming passing shot of a snow plow.
Clip 08 Pan shot to the right of tracks in the snow and then the car that slammed into the barbed wire fence along Interstate 35.
Clip 09 Tight shot of the barbed wire on the car then pull back to show the whole car. The barbed wire is holding the car like winter has its grasp on midwest.
Clip 10 Alternate shot of the car with the tracks in the snow where it crashed.
Clip 11 Dash cam after the state patrol showed up. Driver was ok.
Clip 13 Tow truck pulling a car out of the ditch.
Clip 14 State trooper in the snow blocking traffic
Clip 15 – 16 Heavy snow with trees
Clip 17 Snow over an open area with tree’s in the background covered in snow.
Clip 18 Statue covered in snow.
Clip 19 POV Drive by shot of a car in the ditch with State Patrol and crews on the scene.
Clip 20 POV Drive by shot of a car in the ditch with crews on the scene.
Clip 21 POV Drive by with a white pickup truck in the ditch.
Clip 22 White Buick in the ditch.
Clip 23 POV Drive by shot of a car in the ditch with crews on the scene.
Clip 24 POV Driving shot in heavy snow.
While Southern Minnesota was still digging out of the major snow storm, back home in Saint Cloud, the weather was almost picture perfect. But the people driving recklessly in the construction zone on Interstate 94, that is always happening.
5/3/2013 Major crash shuts down Interstate 94 south of Saint Cloud, MN
With the very slow start to the chase season, I had some time to play around with my Aurora projects. I made it up to Northern Minnesota to document the Auroras over a yet still frozen lake.
5/7/2013 Northern Lights over Leech Lake
Now the storm chasing season was heating up down south and I have been getting stuck at the office. I did manage to make it out for the historic ice out event on Lake Milacs.
5/11/2013 Mille Lacs Lake Glacial Ice Aftermath
This was about the time that the severe weather started to go crazy. From the middle of the month of May until today, it has been non stop work for me in the office with my expert crews out in the field chasing. I could not be prouder of the team of freelance professional videographers that I have put together. Between the live streaming setup and the news packages from everyone in the field, I was working at the office every day for the last three weeks. Even my planned chase vacation was put on hold due to the need for me to be in the office.
Things have finally started to calm down but not by choice. The last of the severe weather finalized last Friday with the tornado outbreak in Oklahoma.
On Friday night, after all the tornado footage had come in and I was busy working everything, we were treated to a unexpected show. The auroras filled the sky over central Minnesota.
The strange thing was there was no CME, no source for the auroras, it was a strange rare but beautiful aurora event that nobody knew the source of. Saturday night, we learned the fate of my friends. I would just like to think that this was their way to say goodbyes since they knew I loved watching the auroras just as much as storm chasing the severe weather.
Well, the burger was great, but they are always the best at the 58 Club. Time to make my way back home to Saint Cloud.
Wow, the month of April has been one busy one with a ton of weather that I have been working for StormChasingVideo.com along with my own footage.
The snow did not seem to want to end all April and we went from temps
in the 20s to temps in the 70s within a few days and now the forecast
shows we might be getting more snow later this week.
Here are the videos that I have shot over the last few weeks. I am using the new Midland XTC HD camera
with some of the footage in the winter storms with tracking the snow
plows for some great snow plow shots. Midland asked me to try out their
camera and put it through some really nasty weather. Well I did I have
not destroyed the camera yet.
In the first video, I did not get this part on video but the mag
mount on the side of the camera got knocked off the side of the truck
and flew off into the snow and then the camera was hit by a snow plow
that was moving along at 30mph and it survived being slammed into a
MNDot Snow Plow. The water proof case took a beating but the camera
inside survived without a scratch.
Here is the video package from that day. At the 5:50 time frame you
can tell how the Midland XTC camera really made those tracking shots
possible and look great.
4/14/2013 Interstate 94 & Barnesville, MN area Winter Storm B-Roll
It may be Spring but the west central and northwestern Minnesota are getting slammed with another brutal winter storm system..
A mixture of snow, sleet and freezing rain fell over the area around
Barnesville, MN which is in Clay County and just 22 miles southwest of
the Fargo & Moorhead metro area.
This area was the focus due to a major wreck along Interstate 94 that
shut the interstate down for most of the afternoon and into the
evening. Several tractor trailers hauling livestock crashed, along with
several other vehicles just south of the Barnesville, MN area on
Interstate 94.
The highest wind gusts that I recorded in the truck was 52.5 mph.
Total Run Time: 8:51
Clip 01 Barnesville City City covered in snow with heavy snow falling
and tree’s in the background for depth of field and motion.
Clip 02 Clay County Sheriff vehicle blocks the entrance to Interstate 94
due to the wreck just south of the entrance. High winds blow the camera
around while trying to hold the shot.
Clip 03 POV Drive by of a large delivery van in the ditch.
Clip 04 POV Drive by shot of Semi Truck in the ditch
Clip 05 First drive by shot of the major crash scene on Interstate 94
Clip 06 Second drive by shot of the same scene of the major crash scene on Interstate 94. This scene is a faster pace.
Clip 07 Wide shot from the farm road of the cattle trucks crashed in the east bound ditch of Interstate 94.
Clip 08 Medium shot of one of the trucks the crashed.
Clip 09 Tight shot of the pigs outside of one of the crashed trucks.
Clip 10 Tight shot on the front end of one of the crashed trucks.
Clip 11 Workers cleaning up the scene and trying to get the pigs out of the first truck.
Clip 12 First truck with a wider shot with police and tow truck crews
Clip 13 Blowing snow over a field with a house in the background near the crash site.
Clip 14 Static shot of a stop sign in the foreground and rail road sign and trees in the back ground with blowing snow.
Clip 15 Tight shot of the stop sign with snow covering it.
Clip 16 Blowing snow static shot with trees in the background
Clip 17 Blowing snow static shot with a tree in the background
Clip 18 Semi truck driving towards the camera in the high winds and heavy snow.
Clip 19 Pickup truck driving towards the camera in the high winds and snow
Clip 20 Tight shot of high winds blowing cross the field.
Clip 21 Truck drives towards the camera in near white out conditions.
Clip 22 High winds blowing snow across the shot, trees in background.
Clip 23 High winds blowing snow across the highway to show the limited visibility.
Clip 24 High winds blowing snow across the highway.
Clip 25 Tighter shot of the high winds blowing snow across the highway.
Clip 26 Highway 108 and county road 30 signs in the high winds
Clip 27 Snow plow parked in the background with the Fergus Falls and Moorhead sign in the foreground with blowing snow.
Clip 28 Looking down shot of a snow plow on Interstate 94 driving towards the camera.
Clip 29 POV shot of a snow plow in front of the camera.
Clip 30 Passing shot of a snow plow from the dash camera.
Clip 31 Passing shot of a snow plow from the side camera.
Clip 32 Snow plow passing in oncoming traffic.
Clip 33 POV driving in heavy snow
Clip 34 POV driving in heavy snow
Clip 35 POV driving in heavy snow with a SUV with its hazard lights on.
Clip 36 POV driving in heavy snow and high winds
Clip 37 POV driving in heavy snow and high winds
Clip 38 POV driving in heavy snow and high winds from the grill camera.
Clip 39 POV driving in heavy snow and high winds from the grill camera.
Clip 40 POV driving in heavy snow and high winds following a Dodge Durango SUV
Clip 41 POV driving in heavy snow and high winds
Clip 42 Car in the ditch after dark (shot on the way home northwest of Fergus Falls.
The next video package is from the 4/18/2013 Saint Cloud, MN Overnight Snow storm. I did not get a chance to use the XTC camera in this video since it was late at night and I needed to use the Pro Panasonic setup due to the low light.
4/18/2013 Saint Cloud, MN Overnight Snow
The winter weather continues to plague the upper Mississippi River Valley as another inch of heavy wet snow fell overnight on the city of Saint Cloud, MN. Footage shows heavy snow falling around downtown Saint Cloud and on the west side of town near 25th Avenue and 2nd Street.
The winter weather just kept hitting the area and I was able to use the XTC camera in this next video package that I shot, 4/18/2013 Stearns County, MN Winter Storm B-Roll. The tracking shot is pretty crazy and I love being able to know where the camera is pointing and just focusing on driving now.
4/18/2013 Stearns County, MN Winter Storm B-Roll
Another powerful winter storm system is hitting central Minnesota
hard again with more heavy snow and sleet. A foot of snow is has fallen
over the Stearns County, MN area around the city of Saint Cloud,
Minnesota.
B-Roll footage shows the horrible driving conditions due to the heavy
snow. The snow fall rates were over an inch and a half an hour at
times.
Any vehicle that crashed on Interstate 94 and was not blocking the
roadway was actually left on the side of the road due to low visibility
from the heavy snow making it too dangerous for tow truck crews to
remove the vehicles until after the storm.
Total Run Time 4:07
Clip 01 – 03 Plow trucks plowing the on ramp on Interstate 94 at the
Tornado Sirens fills audio track. This is winter awareness week and
today was the day to test the sirens for tornado warnings.
Clip 04 Passing shot of a snow plow from the side camera.
Clip 05 – 07 POV shots of snow plows
Clip 08 Drive by shot of two vehicles crashed on the side of Interstate 94
Clip 09 What is left of an SUV that was left on the side of the interstate after it crashed.
Clip 10 Vehicle that slide off the interstate and stuck in the ditch.
Clip 11 POV driving in very heavy snow
Clip 12 Drive by shot of a tow truck trying to pull out a minivan stuck in the ditch on highway 75
Clip 13 Drive by shot of a car in the center ditch
Clip 14 SUV stuck in the center ditch of interstate 94
Clip 15 A Pickup truck is stuck in the deep snow in the center of
Interstate 94 fails to get out and just spins all of the tires.
Clip 16 POV Driving in heavy snow
Clip 17 – 18 B-Roll of people making a large snowman in Saint Cloud
Clip 19 Heavy snow falls on the steps outside of church at sunset in downtown Saint Cloud
Clip 20 Stop sign covered with 6 inches of heavy snow
Clip 21 Flags blowing in the high winds and heavy snow
Clip 22 The stop lights on 2nd Street and the sign for 2nd Street are covered with heavy snow.
Clip 23 And, a shot from the back yard, Very heavy wet snow covers a
pine tree making it look like it is the middle of December, not the
third week of the Major League Baseball season…
Just a couple more days have passed and you would think we would be in the middle of spring, but no, winter kept on hitting the area hard. I did finally break the XTC camera housing while shooting this video. The front lens of the housing got cracked while it was on the hood by some ice chunks flying off a semi truck in front of me. The camera was not rolling at the time since I was waiting to get into heavy snow before turning it on. The camera still works great, just waiting on a replacement housing.
4/22/2013 Twin Cities Area of Minnesota Winter Storm B Roll Footage
Everyone in the greater Twin Cities metro area of Minneapolis and
Saint Paul metro area of Minnesota, and the rest of Minnesota is hoping
that this is the final winter storm and final round of snow for the
season.
A powerful winter storm dumped another half of a foot of heavy wet snow in the south metro area of Dakota County.
Even the crews at the Minneapolis International Airport had to go back to winter mode to de-ice airplanes this evening.
And in the later part of the video, April Snow Showers Bring Minnesota Snow Plowers… and cars in the ditches.
Clip 1 Spoon Bridge at the sculpture garden in downtown Minneapolis.
They snow was so heavy that you could not see the skyline in the
background.
Clip 2-4 Footage of Robins in the snow looking for food.
Clip 05 A treeline and the heavy snow falling.
Clip 06 Aircraft taxiing in the snow at the Minneapolis & Saint Paul International Airport.
Clip 07 Aircraft landing
Clip 08 – 13 Various shot of aircraft de-icing.
Clip 14 Snow falling with a light highlighting the snow and aircraft in the background.
Clip 15 One of the worlds largest aircraft, an Antonov Cargo plane landing in the heavy snow.
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The following clips were shot after dark in Dakota County showing the poor driving conditions in the heavy snow.
Clip 16 Flag blowing in the wind and snow
Clip 17 – 18 SUV sliding in the snow
Clip 19 Car spinning the front tires in the snow trying to go forward.
Clip 20 – 21 Heavy snow covering tree branches
Clip 22 Mini van spinning its tires trying to drive up a hill
Clip 23 – 24 Burnsville, MN city banner signs. Once side is coated the
while the other side you can kind of make out what it says.
Clip 25 POV dash camera showing a sign warning of a crash ahead
Clip 26 Drive by shot of a car in the ditch on Interstate 35E
Clip 27 Drive by shot of a car in the center cables on Interstate 35E with police on the scene.
Clip 28 Minivan in the ditch on Interstate 35E
Clip 29 State Patrol on the scene of a crash on Interstate 35E with the car in the center cables
Clip 30 SUV crashed on the exit ramp of 35E and county road 50
Clip 31 – 37 Various snow plow footage.
The last video for this update is the flooding around Sabin, MN. The Buffalo River up near Sabin, MN is always the first to have major flooding before the water moves down or in this case, UP river since the rivers flow north up in that part of the country.
4/27/2013 Sabin, MN Buffalo River Major Flooding Crest
While Fargo, ND prepares for the Red River of the North crest, the
river’s that feed into the Red River are now cresting just to the south
of the Fargo / Moorhead, metro area.
Clip 1 Wide shot of large area flooded out.
Clip 2 Road Closed sign with flooding behind the signs.
Clip 3 Stop sign with water half way up the sign pole.
Clip 4 Road signs in the water.
Clip 5 Shot of all the flooding and signs in the water.
Clip 6 What was a farm field is now a lake with Swans swimming in the high water.
Clip 7 Rushing water cutting through a farm field. Pull back shot.
Clip 8 High water pull back shot from the bridge to where the road should be.
Clip 9 Snow pack still on the ground in areas.
Clip 10 Running water in the ditches that are flowing to the Buffalo river.
Clip 11 Buffalo River with major flooding just south of the town of Sabin, MN.
Clip 12 Flooding around a farm. The farm has a dike around it to protect it from the high waters.
Clip 13 Road signs in the flooding.
Clip 14 Wide shot of the flooding and road signs with the farm on the left.
Clip 15 Snow pack filling up the ditches along the road near the Buffalo River.
Clip 16 More snow pack covering areas on the north sides of the farm fields. Pan shot from Right to Left.
Clip 17 Medium shot of the Buffalo River washing out a roadway for about a quarter mile.
Clip 18 House surrounded by water but not flooded out.
Clip 19 Buffalo River sign at the bridge just south of the town of Sabin, MN with the massive flooding in the background.
Clip 20 Water flowing under the bridge and it is only a couple feet
from touching the beams on the bridge deck. Pan shot to the right to
show the large area of flooding.
Clip 21 A rail road bridge with water almost up to the deck.
Clip 22 Snow pack and flooding.
Clip 23 Pan shot showing the snow pack along the side of the Buffalo
River and the camera pans right to show how far the river has gone over
its banks for almost a quarter mile to the west side of the river.
Clip 24 In the setting sun light, the flooding covers most of the
ground to where the house in about a quarter mile away from the camera.
Well that is pretty much what I have been up to on my own video projects, go check out the videos on the blog for StormChasingVideo.com
to see all the video stuff we have been working on. Time for me to get
some sleep and get ready for the next winter storm… yes, there is a
chance later in the week in the first week of May and don’t blame me for
it, I just document the weather, I don’t make it happen.
