The following is a statement from our local paper weather section for watches, warnings, and advisories:
THUNDERSTORMS WILL BECOME MORE NUMEROUS THIS MORNING AND TRACK SLOWLY SOUTHEAST ACROSS EASTERN KANSAS TODAY. HEAVY RAINFALL WILL BE POSSIBLE DUE TO THE SLOW STORM MOVEMENT...AND JUICY AIRMASS YIELDING HIGH RAINFALL RATES.
No, not another juicy airmass!!!
that's about as bad as the term "slc". for all you non-bobbleheaded channel 10Kansans, "slc" stands for "scary looking cloud".
ReplyDeletefunnyman jmr calls it something else: "sfc" or "bfc". (it doesn't take a Kansan to figure *that out.)
*hope i didn't just ruin your blog's G rating
Hi Kim--
ReplyDeleteI like the use of "juicy" in the forecast. Informal use of juicy can mean substantial, large, sizable or generous.
and so it goes...
Aunt Jan
Hi Kim--
ReplyDeleteI like the use of "juicy" in the forecast. Informal use of juicy can mean substantial, large, sizable or generous.
and so it goes...
from an old person
Aunt Jan
SO SORRY-Didn't mean to post the same comments twice.
ReplyDeleteAunt Jan
it was great to see you the other day! and i love the glazes on your pieces below. they look awesome!
ReplyDeletei don't think i've ever heard juicy used in a weather context before. don't you just love kansas?
ReplyDeleteoh - i'm working on your PIF (finally).
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