Wow
Most of you know that I am a weather geek. Since I haven't been able to ride, I guess I'll blog about the weather until late February/early March when I should be able to start riding at least occasionally.
Last Monday Chicago set an all time record high at 67 degrees. By the time I got home from work at 4:30, there was a tornado watch. By 5:45 it was raining. By Tuesday, when it ended there was over 3 inches of rain in my gauge. The Kankakee River sure took a hit. This is the bridge over the Kanakee River in Momence:
Picture courtesy of the Chicago Office of the NWS http://www.crh.noaa.gov/lot/
That's the route we ride on our way to Aroma Park. Speaking of Aroma Park, they got hit pretty hard as well:
Picture courtesy of the Chicago Office of the NWS http://www.crh.noaa.gov/lot/
It sure makes you respect the weather. Even though we had a tornado watch, all the tornadoes were way north near the Wisconsin border.
And some my friends make fun of me for having weather radar on my cell phone.
Last Monday Chicago set an all time record high at 67 degrees. By the time I got home from work at 4:30, there was a tornado watch. By 5:45 it was raining. By Tuesday, when it ended there was over 3 inches of rain in my gauge. The Kankakee River sure took a hit. This is the bridge over the Kanakee River in Momence:
That's the route we ride on our way to Aroma Park. Speaking of Aroma Park, they got hit pretty hard as well:
It sure makes you respect the weather. Even though we had a tornado watch, all the tornadoes were way north near the Wisconsin border.
And some my friends make fun of me for having weather radar on my cell phone.
posted by elkrat at 7:40 AM
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