Nah brah.
But there's nothing hinky coming, so that's good.
Hey there, crazy eyes! Happy birthday.First, let me wish a happy 57th birthday to Henry Rollins (born Henry Lawrence Garfield). For those of you unfamiliar with him, he was the lead singer of the punk band Black Flag, has made a bunch of kick-ass albums with his eponymous solo band, and tours relentlessly doing "spoken word" pieces that are one part political rant, one part observational humor, and two parts masterful storytelling. In this brief clip, Henry talks to Stephen Colbert about the value of anger.
The weather, though.
Wednesday, February 14th: sunny to start, high near 50. Rain later. But only rain. Overnight low in the lower 40s.
Thursday will be foggy and variably cloudy. Rainy at night. Unseasonably mild: high in the lower 60s, low in the upper 40s.
Friday will be a day of contrasts: rainy to start with a high in the 50s; low Friday night all the way down to the mid 20s.
Sunny and cold on Saturday 2/17 with a high in the mid 30s. Chance of snow showers overnight Saturday into Sunday, but no accumulation or travel impacts.
Mid-40s and partly cloudy on Sunday. Similar action on Monday.
Tuesday 2/20 and Wednesday 2/21 will be very similar to the next couple of days: mild (highs in the mid to upper 50s) with rain and drizzle, and foggy dampness, and what have you.
And then cooler again on Thursday. Sunny with a high in the low to mid 40s.
So wait, Monsoon. We're almost to the end of February in this forecast. No snow to speak of. I told you winter was over.
Not so fast, Skippy.
The period from February 28th through March 8th looks unseasonably cold and uncharacteristically active in terms of snow/ice/sleet/freezing rain. So potentially kind of nasty. Delays are likely.
And then there's always the chance for a wintry Nor'easter from mid-February through mid-March.
So stay tuned for updates!
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