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Postby mustangbill67 » Wed Sep 12, 2007 2:38 pm

This new tropical storm is supposed to hit the TX coast tonight and track towards southern Arkansas and northern Mississippi. I guess there is some potential for heavy rain and some wind out of this that could affect northeast Arkansas.
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Postby Pony Up » Wed Sep 12, 2007 2:53 pm

If that's the case, give the ball to DeMyron Martin — again and again and again.
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Postby ponyte » Wed Sep 12, 2007 3:09 pm

Current prediction for Jonesboro is 73 high and 55 low with a 10% chance of rain. Jonesboro is in the northeast corner of the state and should be far enough away from what will then, at most, be a tropical depression.

I fear it is perfect passing weather.
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Postby George S. Patton » Wed Sep 12, 2007 3:23 pm

ponyte wrote:Current prediction for Jonesboro is 73 high and 55 low with a 10% chance of rain. Jonesboro is in the northeast corner of the state and should be far enough away from what will then, at most, be a tropical depression.

I fear it is perfect passing weather.


Perfect for us to throw the ball as well. We threw it for 350 yards last week.
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Postby 35straight » Wed Sep 12, 2007 3:40 pm

George S. Patton wrote:
ponyte wrote:Current prediction for Jonesboro is 73 high and 55 low with a 10% chance of rain. Jonesboro is in the northeast corner of the state and should be far enough away from what will then, at most, be a tropical depression.

I fear it is perfect passing weather.


Perfect for us to throw the ball as well. We threw it for 350 yards last week.


Yeah. And ntexas threw for 600+. I'll see if I can keep the rain moving north from Houston. The more that ball stays on the ground the better.
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Postby Special_Delivery_Smu_Fans » Wed Sep 12, 2007 3:42 pm


The forecast is still predicting near excellent Sat weather in Jonesboro.

But look at this tropical storm track:


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I guess we will hopefully be just north of all of it?
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Postby ponyte » Wed Sep 12, 2007 3:47 pm

The epicenter of the tropical depression on the map above is centered over Lake Providence, La. The weather forecast on Sat. for Lake Providence is mid 80s for the high and a 20 % chance of rain.

Now weather guys (gals) are about as good at predicting the weather as we are at predicting the Mustangs' score. Even so, it appears the weather will be pleasant in Jonesboro on Saturday.
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Postby Special_Delivery_Smu_Fans » Wed Sep 12, 2007 3:52 pm

Worse case scenario:

Has there every been two games in a row cancelled due to weather for the same college team?

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Postby mrydel » Wed Sep 12, 2007 3:56 pm

Special_Delivery_Smu_Fans wrote:Worse case scenario:

Has there every been two games in a row cancelled due to weather for the same college team?



Probably happened to someone in Louisiana or Mississippi a couple of years ago.
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Postby mustangbill67 » Wed Sep 12, 2007 4:17 pm

mrydel wrote:
Special_Delivery_Smu_Fans wrote:Worse case scenario:

Has there every been two games in a row cancelled due to weather for the same college team?



Probably happened to someone in Louisiana or Mississippi a couple of years ago.


Yes, I believe Ms. Katrina had that effect on a few teams.
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Postby Fanof49ASU » Wed Sep 12, 2007 4:21 pm

If it's just rain, it's not a problem.

If it takes that last right turn in NE La, we'll be fine.
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Postby Special_Delivery_Smu_Fans » Wed Sep 12, 2007 4:21 pm

True, I guess I should have stated, has there ever been two games in a row cancelled for the same team when there was no natural disasters present, just that they happen to get very bad weather on two home or away game weekends in a row?
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Postby mrydel » Wed Sep 12, 2007 4:25 pm

Special_Delivery_Smu_Fans wrote:True, I guess I should have stated, has there ever been two games in a row cancelled for the same team when there was no natural disasters present, just that they happen to get very bad weather on two home or away game weekends in a row?


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Postby Arkstfan » Wed Sep 12, 2007 4:37 pm

Special_Delivery_Smu_Fans wrote:
The forecast is still predicting near excellent Sat weather in Jonesboro.

But look at this tropical storm track:


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http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/storm_graphics/AT09/refresh/AL0907W+gif/144527W_sm.gif

I guess we will hopefully be just north of all of it?


Over 100 miles north of the far north edge of that track. ASU is in the Northeast corner, about 120 miles NE of Little Rock and 70 miles NW of Memphis. The upper edge of the storm track is roughly Pine Bluff which is about 50 miles SE of Little Rock.
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Postby RGV Pony » Wed Sep 12, 2007 7:51 pm

mrydel, Arkst fan...Sherwood...neighbors? Or is mrydel a closet Ark State apologist, attempting to be a contrarian to all the Hog fans in Arkansas?

My apologies if this has already been brought up.
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