This is what you call being uneducated to this pandemic. I am glad Livingston County isn't a hot bed, but you know what wasn't until it was? East Lansing. In a week they have had 76 cases alone connected to a bar there. It is about preventative measures not waiting until there is a problem. So you say you may feel like a dolt, but I'd rather feel like a dolt than be in a hospital bed. You have a preexisting condition as does your son. Be smarter about this.
Whitmer got a lot of shit as well but our curve looks very similar and we have done a spectacular job here keeping up with the mask wearing and social distancing.
Not this region but Caribou Maine tied their all time record of 96 today and for a good portion of the day was the hottest location in the entire country. #2020 folks.
I don't like the idea of eliminating advisories either. They have a purpose to raise awareness of heightened weather situations. I mean a freezing rain advisory can be significant.
Wichita, Goodland, North Platte, Denver, the entire state of Michigan 3 warnings. Seattle 4 Boise 4 Albany 6 Bakersfield 3. Up is down and left is right.
I am hoping for no phase or even better storm dying down there. If the low does occur it would put us into a cold pattern for at least a week afterwards, some models even longer. Only a solution like the 12z run yesterday would be fine with me, for record purposes.
Hugo I believe also produced high winds in the region especially eastern lakes. None of the examples fit this time of year. Only thing that remotely comes to mind is Arlene in 2005. That did bring quite a bit of rain to the region but not winds.