For reasons I can't fully explain, I love the weather notes that the New York Times runs on the top right corner of page one.
I've been clipping these compulsively for about a month now. There's something touching about the economy of expression here, sort of a meteorological haiku.
Sometimes they also have odd line breaks and unexpected punctuation, bold stuff right out front from a stylistically conservative newspaper.
Reliably, there's there's always the kicker at the end: the location of the weather map in the day's paper.
Here's today's:
Michigan: Unseasonably warm temperatures. Cloudy with a few, mainly afternoon showers, south. Highs 63 to 76. Partly sunny in the north, highs 48 to 63. Weather map is on Page A16.
A random earlier offering:
Michigan: Clouds arriving from west to east. A few showers are likely in the evening. Highs will range from upper 30s in the north to low 50s in the southwest. Weather map is on Page C18.
I'm slowly cleaning up the archives to make searching easier, e.g., combining all Deep Blues years into one tag, all Summit years into one, etc., and eliminating other tags that are not useful. (Uhmm... "Grover Cleveland"?)
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For reasons I can't fully explain, I love the weather notes that the New York Times runs on the top right corner of page one.
I've been clipping these compulsively for about a month now. There's something touching about the economy of expression here, sort of a meteorological haiku.
Sometimes they also have odd line breaks and unexpected punctuation, bold stuff right out front from a stylistically conservative newspaper.
Reliably, there's there's always the kicker at the end: the location of the weather map in the day's paper.
Here's today's:
Michigan: Unseasonably warm temperatures. Cloudy with a few, mainly afternoon showers, south. Highs 63 to 76. Partly sunny in the north, highs 48 to 63. Weather map is on Page A16.
A random earlier offering:
Michigan: Clouds arriving from west to east. A few showers are likely in the evening. Highs will range from upper 30s in the north to low 50s in the southwest. Weather map is on Page C18.
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