Possible Snow Storm event for Patriots vs Texans - Page 6 - New England Patriots Forums

***Brady_to_Moss*** · 01-06-2013, 10:36 PM

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Originally Posted by rlcarr

I was at that TEN playoff game as well. It was 4 degrees. Thankfully there was relatively little wind. If the winds had been as high as they were initially forecasting there would have been a lot more frostbitten faces.

wind chill that night was still -8 to -10

So far the weather looks mild on sunday. lucky for the texans

neali · 01-06-2013, 10:40 PM

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Originally Posted by KDPPatsfan85

I like to track snowstorms...it's a little hobby of mine. I am currently tracking a snowstorm that will hit the mid-atlantic and northeast between January 12-14. Well, here is one model that is showing something...

The 18z GFS model is showing something, but this model is not fully in its accurate range which is 4-5 days out. Just wanted to notify some of you that there could possibly be a snow event for the Divisional Round of the playoffs for New England. This model shows .5-.75 QPF or 5-7.5 inches of snow in 10:1 ratios which is 32-30 degrees F. As temperatures drop the snow ratio goes up.

Just letting everyone know, there could be something brewing and might not. Time will tell. I will post the changes from day to day! If there is snow coming, I will post a snow map of MA and CT on Friday.

Ty Law is not walking through that door. Richard Seymour is not walking through that door. Rodney Harrison is not walking through that door. Tedy Brewski is not walking through that door. The days of a competent offense and dominant defense that made us long for snow in Foxborough are over.

edit: I didn't even see the shelby scott post when I wrote this.

signbabybrady · 01-06-2013, 11:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Hardboiled

Board showed 4 degrees during the game. I also went to the game in Chicago 2 years ago, That was pretty nasty. I need to go to warmer games.

I was at both games as well. End zones high up at soldier field and my regular seat at Gillette fun games to be at I remember being colder at Chicago cause of the wind, tennessee game I never layered up more than that night.

captain stone · 01-07-2013, 12:32 AM

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Originally Posted by neali

Ty Law is not walking through that door. Richard Seymour is not walking through that door. Rodney Harrison is not walking through that door. Tedy Brewski is not walking through that door. The days of a competent offense and dominant defense that made us long for snow in Foxborough are over.

edit: I didn't even see the shelby scott post when I wrote this.

I agree, but Houston plays more often under favorable conditions than we do. So logic should dictate
that we would still benefit from unfavorable conditions more than they would.

***BananaRepublican*** · 01-07-2013, 02:06 AM

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Originally Posted by zipster9

Of course I remember a guy in the box seats that had was shirtless...

He's dead now. He's in heaven with Lou Gerhig. Jeezuz, Lou Gerhig, died of Lou Gerhig's Disease, how the hell do you not see that coming?

aluminum seats · 01-07-2013, 07:47 AM

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Originally Posted by neali

Ty Law is not walking through that door. Richard Seymour is not walking through that door. Rodney Harrison is not walking through that door. Tedy Brewski is not walking through that door. The days of a competent offense and dominant defense that made us long for snow in Foxborough are over.

edit: I didn't even see the shelby scott post when I wrote this.

I think the offense has the advantage in snowy conditions. Just sayin.'

But on that Tennessee game. There's cool snow games and then there's SICK cold like that game. That wasn't really so fun, more like survival. The ball must have felt like granite.

***DarrylS*** · 01-07-2013, 08:04 AM

NOAA is now saying 51 degrees, cloudy with no precipitation, it is a long way off though..

***Angry Man*** · 01-07-2013, 11:56 AM

All I gotta say is...

IF ITS SNOWING.....

.... TOM BRADY IS THROWING IT!

PATRIOTSFANINPA · 01-07-2013, 12:05 PM

The bottom line is here than fans who crave for snowy conditions,have absolutely little faith that the Pats can handle the Texans in a playoff game on a nice dry field.

kennyb · 01-07-2013, 12:14 PM

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Originally Posted by BananaRepublican

He's dead now. He's in heaven with Lou Gerhig. Jeezuz, Lou Gerhig, died of Lou Gerhig's Disease, how the hell do you not see that coming?

that's what I always wondered.

Seriously though some people are saying he may not have died of the disease which is named after him. It may have been general neural degradation from football hits of all things.