I’m hungry. Thankfully I have two hands: one for the TV remote control, the other to manage food intake. I wanted the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl, the Wasabi Fenway Bowl and a holiday highlight, the Pop-Tart Bowl!
Douglas: The thaw is over — now comes the cold
Highs will be in the teens by the end of the week.
Even the on-air analysts make me hungry. “Getting chippy out there.” “A stout defense.” (Suddenly thirsty.) “A cheese play?” (Defense caught off-guard.) Suggestion: The final bowl game should be the Ozempic Bowl, to help me shed those football-related pounds.
I will need my winter weight in the weeks to come. The coldest air of the winter will spill southward in waves, with highs in the teens by the end of this week, maybe a few single-digit highs next week as nights dip below zero. Not record-setting, but definitely cold enough to get your attention.
Invasions of polar air often spin up snowstorms, but I don’t see any big piles of frozen water looking out 10 days. Maybe a coating of flurries on New Year’s Eve, but pretty quiet overall.
January is our coldest month. Where DID I put the chips?
A dusting of snow possible but nothing resembling a snowstorm in the next 10 days.