Snow Moves Into Tulsa Area

justme wrote:

http://www.srh.noaa.gov/tsa/f6 /f6form.php?siteName=Tulsa_Int ernational_Airport&month=A pr&year=2003

Big_Steve wrote:

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If you read the lower half of that page it shows 2 days with .5" or more of snow and 1 day with 1.0" or more of snow in April 2003. Also remember, you are looking at stats prepared by people well known for screwing up weather forecasts and reports.

Big_Steve wrote:

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If you read the lower half of that page it shows 2 days with .5" or more of snow and 1 day with 1.0" or more of snow in April 2003. Also remember, you are looking at stats prepared by people well known for screwing up weather forecasts and reports.

noodles wrote:

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For?

Big_Steve wrote:

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If you read the lower half of that page it shows 2 days with .5" or more of snow and 1 day with 1.0" or more of snow in April 2003. Also remember, you are looking at stats prepared by people well known for screwing up weather forecasts and reports.

Big_Steve wrote:

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If you read the lower half of that page it shows 2 days with .5" or more of snow and 1 day with 1.0" or more of snow in April 2003. Also remember, you are looking at stats prepared by people well known for screwing up weather forecasts and reports.

Bonehead Patrol wrote:

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Catfish of course. You could even "noodle" them.

justme wrote:

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Also I won't stoop so low as to slam your livlihood as you just did so many others who try to protect people. Why not just get over it, instead of choosing to ignore facts to further your claims of big Tulsa snows in April that the facts show never occurred. Just like all those people crying "we had no warning" after the tornado hit that was warned for an hour in advance. They don't want to face facts either. Or the ones who scream tornado every time something at their home blows over, no matter how obvious it is that it was straight line winds. These people all refuse to face facts...just like you.
I don't even get what the big deal is. You tried to refute my claim that this was the latest big snow in Tulsa recorded weather history based on your memory. I, and other I work with who contributed to the Tulsa World story, proved you wrong with FACTS, and you can't handle that. Time to let it go buddy. If it snows 4 inches next week, it'll be the 1st time ever in April it even snowed 2 inches here since at least the 1800's (as far back as records go). I don't give a you know what if you want to accept that or not, but it is a cold hard fact!

Big_Steve wrote:

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My records are enough to satisfy my accountants and the IRS on this, and they clearly show 2 days missed in April 2003 due to snow!

justme wrote:

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Should I have the IRS look into this? Guess where they'll get their official certified weather info from?
Seriously though, I wouldn't do that.
Accurate weather records are essential though to many, and we have many measures, checks, and double checks to ensure everything is accurate. I'm one of the biggest sticklers here for accuracy. You may not want to believe our data is accurate, but it's good enough for insurance companies, District and Federal courtrooms, climatologists, all the global warming proponents and opponents, etc.
If you want to believe you had 4 inches of snow in April 2003, then go ahead and believe it. It's not going to change all the media articles that come out proclaiming record April snows whenever we do finally get a 2 inch April snow some year...no doubt it will happen sometime...whether it is my lifetime or not, I cannot say.
I'm done here. You want the most accurate weather forecast around, I can give it to you. Just let me know when you need it. I can even give you a confidence level on the forecast. That may eventually become the future of weather forecasting anyway. I really have no animosity towards you.

noodles wrote:

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Teeheehee.
Bottomfeeders don't taste too good from some waters. Got some farm-raised for me to "noodle"? lol