Posted by don v on June 20, 2008 at 12:12:14 from (75.75.55.164):
In Reply to: Weather Guessors??? posted by Animal on June 20, 2008 at 09:18:45:
Here in southwestern Va. we had extreme heat for several days. Most of my hay was cut but still had some to cut. Weather forcast was for 50% chance of showers and t-storms. I figured another couple days of the heat the hay would ruin standing since it was already dead ripe. That was a 100% chance of losing it versus a 50% chance of getting it wet in the mow. Knowing the weather forecasters are generally 90% wrong I Calculated their 90% error margin on the 50% chance of rain actually decreased the chance of rain by a whoping 45% leaving only a 5% chance of a shower, therefore I hooked to the haybine and went at it. All this siffering worked in my favor. Got the hay all finished with no rain. Two days later we got a little over an inch of much needed rain and the temps are back to normal. Having said all this I really don't think the calculated percentages had a thing to do with it. Must have been because I prayed for no rain untill I got my hay in. I guess I was looked upon with favor!
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