Friends,
Having (already) responded to multiple inquiries about weather forecasts for this-coming weekends TEXtreme Grand Prix and State Championships with as honestly vague and ambiguous answers as possible, because ten-day forecasts for my area amount to little more than reach-arounds, after losing sleep about it overnight I decided to violate my own credo of totally IGNORING utterly ludicrous prophecies of any kind; especially weather forecasts more than 2-3 days out. Hence, and only with reasonable disclaimers do I present the latest and most relevant weather forecast for the TEXtreme Championships weekend. But first, why "the most relevant"?
1) Laguna Park is only 4 miles from the TEXtreme venue; hence the most geographically pertinent. 2) No, forecasts for Waco (20 miles away) are TOTALLY IMPERTINENT. Why? 3) Because the TEXtreme venue sits in a weather 'dead zone' that misses 80-90% of severe weather that hammers surrounding areas more than a couple miles away. 4) Seldom do I see measurable precipitation develop from even real-time forecasts of less than 50% chances of rain or storms. 5) Yes, we've been in a Spring-storms weather pattern for the last few weeks that has produced more precip, more often, than usual. 6) However, said precipitation has, more often than not, defied all forecasts; including real-time.
Per my attempt to align as much as possible with the National Grand Prix rules and guide-lines, TEXtreme Grand Prix matches will only be canceled in response to DANGEROUS weather, or credible forecasts of HIGH-probabilities for dangerous weather.
See You Soon,
Ron & Maggyy
.
Having (already) responded to multiple inquiries about weather forecasts for this-coming weekends TEXtreme Grand Prix and State Championships with as honestly vague and ambiguous answers as possible, because ten-day forecasts for my area amount to little more than reach-arounds, after losing sleep about it overnight I decided to violate my own credo of totally IGNORING utterly ludicrous prophecies of any kind; especially weather forecasts more than 2-3 days out. Hence, and only with reasonable disclaimers do I present the latest and most relevant weather forecast for the TEXtreme Championships weekend. But first, why "the most relevant"?
1) Laguna Park is only 4 miles from the TEXtreme venue; hence the most geographically pertinent. 2) No, forecasts for Waco (20 miles away) are TOTALLY IMPERTINENT. Why? 3) Because the TEXtreme venue sits in a weather 'dead zone' that misses 80-90% of severe weather that hammers surrounding areas more than a couple miles away. 4) Seldom do I see measurable precipitation develop from even real-time forecasts of less than 50% chances of rain or storms. 5) Yes, we've been in a Spring-storms weather pattern for the last few weeks that has produced more precip, more often, than usual. 6) However, said precipitation has, more often than not, defied all forecasts; including real-time.
Per my attempt to align as much as possible with the National Grand Prix rules and guide-lines, TEXtreme Grand Prix matches will only be canceled in response to DANGEROUS weather, or credible forecasts of HIGH-probabilities for dangerous weather.
See You Soon,
Ron & Maggyy
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