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"california is dead. Texas is the new california. I'm glad I bought into dallas instead of socal" typical refrain you see online
Sigh. Don't expect real estate prices to be dropping in CA anytime soon. Mark it down: You're Going to be seeing a lot of expats returning to CA later this year, which will just inflate prices even higher.
Last edited by dontbelievehim; 02-11-2021 at 07:17 PM..
Saw the forecasted low for Allen dip to -1. Now back up to a respectable 0...
College Station's forecast is now 22 on Monday for the high and 5 for the low.
Made it to 60 with a lot of rain today. Still 58. Front will come through overnight but really won't get that cold. Just stay in the upper 40s from sunrise on
"california is dead. Texas is the new california. I'm glad I bought into dallas instead of socal" typical refrain you see online
Sigh. Don't expect real estate prices to be dropping in CA anytime soon. Mark it down: You're Going to be seeing a lot of expats returning to CA later this year, which will just inflate prices even higher.
Either that, or the newfound growth in Texas will see greater concentration in two distinct areas - the far southern RGV along Brownsville and SPI, as well as any low elevations of the far western deserts, such as Presidio.
Makes me wonder what kind of windchills Indy and Chicago can expect, I’m guessing nothing too extreme for the respective locations/latitudes?
Core of the cold coming is knifing into the Southern Plains so they will see the greatest anomalies
Snow yet again tonight and tomorrow no blockbuster storms but it's been a couple inches almost every day here. Looks like another 2-4" maybe 5 or 6 inches in Northwest Indiana from additional lake effect
Skilling is showing warming trend in the 11-15 day period. We'll see
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