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iPod iChing - weather outside is frightful

By catdynamics on December 14, 2007.

Not snowing right now, but right crunchy it is.
So, will the snow in the possible, maybe, somewhere nor'easter this weekend be delightful, and I ask that in the spirit of my inner child?

Woosh goes the randomizer.
Whoosh.

  • The Covering: Gimme Danger - the Stooges
  • The Crossing: I Want to Come Over - Melissa Etheridge
  • The Crown: Dite alla giovine - La Traviata
  • The Root: Footprints - Half Man Half Biscuit
  • The Past: Rat Trap - Boomtown Rats
  • The Future: Carnival of the Animals: The Elephant
  • The Questioner: Paintballs Coming Home - Half Man Half Biscuit
  • The House: Rite of Spring 3 - Stravinsky
  • The Inside: Ég á lítinn skrýtinn skugga
  • The Outcome:Longing in their Hearts - Bonnie Raitt

"the sky is falling apart"?
Hm.
No "once upon a midnight clear", maybe it will be a fizzle.

As always, the Key as explained by Sean

UPDATE: Accuweather now has "Road Clogging" snow in the forecast.
That is, I think, their third attempt at escalating the hyperbole, be interesting to see where in the weather we really end up.
PSU has declared a double "midnight clear" for saturday and sunday (ie no overnight parking in surface lots) and is preparing for exam interruptions at the beginning of finals week.

Woohoo.
All I can say, is that this stuff better still be on the ground on the 25th!

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