I only mention this because it's within the realm of possibilities, but (obviously) by NO means certain...
There are a few global weather models that hint at an east coast snow storm, next Friday into Saturday. Obviously, this far out, there are typically significant timing and location errors with the models, not to mention precipitation type (especially for the I-95 cities). For those more into weather (I am a meteorologist), the GFS, parallel (experimental) GFS, and Canadian models are the ones showing the strongest signal, with the European model a bit farther south and east with the low track. (The Euro would actually keep PA dry).
I am just bringing this up because...honestly...this is the LAST THING we need to happen. We need these OVs to take place Friday. If weather does become a concern, I wonder if the staff and the kids would have the foresight to re-schedule before or afterwards. Either way, I would hate to see a visit cancelled because of foul weather -- which does happen in January (obviously). We need to get these guys on campus -- some of the recruits more than others.
Something to keep an eye on. Carry on everyone
There are a few global weather models that hint at an east coast snow storm, next Friday into Saturday. Obviously, this far out, there are typically significant timing and location errors with the models, not to mention precipitation type (especially for the I-95 cities). For those more into weather (I am a meteorologist), the GFS, parallel (experimental) GFS, and Canadian models are the ones showing the strongest signal, with the European model a bit farther south and east with the low track. (The Euro would actually keep PA dry).
I am just bringing this up because...honestly...this is the LAST THING we need to happen. We need these OVs to take place Friday. If weather does become a concern, I wonder if the staff and the kids would have the foresight to re-schedule before or afterwards. Either way, I would hate to see a visit cancelled because of foul weather -- which does happen in January (obviously). We need to get these guys on campus -- some of the recruits more than others.
Something to keep an eye on. Carry on everyone
