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Actually, we get something fairly frequently in the late fall that I don't understand. It will be in the upper 30's and rain during the night. Then, right before dawn, it will clear up. Then, even though the temp never drops blow the upper-30's, every thing will flash over into ice. I'll be out chipping thick ice off of the car in the morning, even though the temp is 36°.
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massive amount of newly listed tickets this morning
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Any thoughts on the potential ice storm this weekend?
I'm about 200 miles away, season ticket holder & go to 4-5 games per year. Been watching weather & it's driving me nuts, hard to get excited for what should be best arrowhead atmosphere in a LONG time. I just reserved rooms in KC for Saturday night. Gonna head down day before then hope we can get to stadium at least. This isn't looking good....
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I would say the worse it'll be is 20k Pitt fans and 55k KC fans. I just don't see it topping that.
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Got a room at the Argosy Casino for after the game.
Getting to Arrowhead may be a bitch but its going to warm up enough there shouldn't be significant ice anywhere. Leave early to get there and drive slow. |
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There are Steeler fans everywhere. Some will probably already be in KC, but I actually wonder if the ice will keep some of them away.
Still three days to go. The way they're talking, I don't think the wind is going to be high enough to really make this a devastating storm. But we're talking about the football game here. Even if this thing shifts north or south and amounts are less, even a 0.10" icing will make getting to the game and sitting out there a pretty miserable experience. There's no such thing as a good ice storm. |
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