Birds~69

Decently heavy echoes. If only we had some cold air around....

38F, rain...

This has been running through my head all day...

Rain...enough said, 39F.

29F, some stuff on radar...

Does drought guy have relatives in NY? NY subforum has several recent drought related post. Right up his alley....may want to get him on the horn.

Brown had like 100 yards receiving but had a less than stellar game. He missed that perfectly thrown ball by Hurts late in the game for a TD which would have put the birds in good position. And the play you mentioned. Back to Hurts, during the broadcast Aikman drilled him a couple times about not seeing wide open guys for big plays and he was right.

At least we are talking inches not tenths. 32F partly cloudy soon to be winter day...

His field vision is horrible this year. He can't check off the primary receiver and hit someone who is usually wide open and camping out right in front of him in the middle of the field...usually Goedert.

14F when I checked the temperature at 7:30 a.m. May have reached my goal of 13F a little earlier...

They wanted to win not tie. But I wouldn't have thrown into traffic... 14F

Midnight, Birds just lost in OT on Hurts 4th int and it's 18F...

Currently we only had two since 2018 of 6 inches or more so we're not exactly setting records. We also had that long-ass snow drought mixed in there...

Your idea of snowfall is different from mine. Snow that doesn't stick to blacktop I do not count. It's unproductive snow. And when it snowed back then streets stayed covered for several days if not a week plus. I would sled down a hill in front of my house on the street for several days after a storm. Now with brine and them salting the shit out of everything streets are pretty much black by the next day. In addition tons of private contractors plowing everything. Also back then I was 4 ft so everything seemed deep. Now 6 ft+ not so much. You can pull up all the graphs you like but winters were better in the past.