I know this is a little off topic, but it has everything to do with farming. I usually try to schedule my week around the weather. If I have 3 or 4 days that look good, I try to hay. One good day, I cut firewood or do other barn chores etc.I�m finding it next to impossible to rely on the weatherman. He�s wrong 90% of the time, he changes the forecast every time it the weather is on. He tries to cover his butt by using words like, maybe, chance of, possibility, could get and so on. No apologies to the farmer who has 100 acres of hay down with a week of clear weather forecast that turns to rain for a week. Anyway, I was thinking that every time I make a mistake it always costs me money. Sometimes it�s a very expensive mistake that almost bankrupts the farm. Maybe it�s time for me to change jobs. I could become your next weatherman, I could be wrong every day and still have my job tomorrow. I think I�ll give it a try Tomorrow�s forecast for your area: You might have a clear day, there is a possibility of rain and a chance of snow. It could be overcast with a chance of high winds or a breeze. We can�t rule out the possibility of a thunderstorm or tornado if the chance of rain does occur. There is a slight chance of large hail with thunderstorms if one should pass through. The temperatures could be in the range from 13 deg to 95deg. Let me know how accurate I was. If you were depending on my forecast to get the crops in I do apologize ahead of time for any lost crops.
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