re: Weather, Refs, Broadcast Crew, Unis, & all the important stuff

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update yo

Saturday
Showers, with thunderstorms also possible after 4pm. High near 50. Windy, with a south southwest wind 21 to 30 mph, with gusts as high as 41 mph. Chance of precipitation is 100%.

Oh yea 12th man is F@CKED hahahahaha

Riders on the storm

There's a killer on the road
His brain is squirmin' like a toad
Take a long holiday
Let your children play
If ya give this man a ride
Sweet memory will die
Killer on the road, yeah

New motivational ploy for Saturday...Bring the wood bats for every player.

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i don't like this wind and rain shite.

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Just checked Seattle weather for Sat...100% chance of rain and possible 50mph gusts......

For the very first time, which is amazing considering it's Seattle.

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For the very first time, which is amazing considering it's Seattle.

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I'm not buying this it doesn't close bullshite any more. That fricking stadium can fly to mars if it needed to.

But could you imagine the stink.
80,000 wet emo's and hippsters with aversion to bathing?
Awww good lawd.

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I was 99% positive

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You sure about that and you still went look it up?

But yea, patty and chad are sneaky sneaky.

Issued by The National Weather Service
Seattle/Tacoma, WA

A STRONG FRONTAL SYSTEM AND DEEP LOW WILL PRODUCE A VARIETY OF WEATHER HAZARDS ACROSS WESTERN WASHINGTON FRIDAY NIGHT THROUGH SATURDAY NIGHT...
A DEEPENING LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM IN THE CENTRAL PACIFIC WILL RACE EASTWARD AND MOVE ACROSS WESTERN WASHINGTON ON SATURDAY. THIS STORM WILL BRING A VARIETY OF HAZARDOUS WEATHER CONDITIONS TO WESTERN WASHINGTON FRIDAY NIGHT THROUGH LATE SATURDAY OR SATURDAY NIGHT.
1. HEAVY PRECIPITATION WILL DEVELOP IN THE MOUNTAINS AHEAD OF A WARM FRONT FRIDAY AFTERNOON AND FRIDAY EVENING. WHILE SNOW LEVELS IN THE CENTRAL CASCADES AND OLYMPICS WILL QUICKLY RISE TO OVER 6000 FEET FRIDAY EVENING. SNOW LEVELS MAY STAY LOWER IN THE NORTH CASCADES LATE FRIDAY NIGHT. IF THAT OCCURS... THERE IS A THREAT OF HEAVY SNOWFALL AMOUNTS AT MOUNT BAKER AND IN THE NORTH CASCADES.
2. HEAVY RAINFALL WILL MOVE INTO THE LOWLANDS LATE FRIDAY AFTERNOON AND CONTINUE THROUGH MIDDAY SATURDAY. 36-HOUR RAINFALL AMOUNTS OF 5 OR 6 INCHES CAN BE EXPECTED BY SATURDAY AFTERNOON ALONG THE WEST AND SOUTHWEST FACING OLYMPIC MOUNTAINS WHILE THE CASCADES WILL LIKELY SEE RAINFALL AMOUNTS OF 3 TO 5 INCHES. THE HEAVIEST RAINFALL WILL FALL LATE FRIDAY NIGHT INTO SATURDAY MORNING. LOWER ELEVATIONS IN THE INTERIOR VALLEYS LIKE AROUND SEATTLE MAY SEE UP TO 2 INCHES OF RAIN. THESE RAINFALL WILL RESULT IN WATER PONDING ON ROADWAYS AND MAY CAUSE MINOR FLOODING ON STREAMS AND MORE FLOOD PRONE RIVERS.
3. IT WILL GET QUITE WINDY FRIDAY NIGHT THROUGH SATURDAY WITH A LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM MOVING INTO VANCOUVER ISLAND. BUT THE STRONGEST WINDS WILL LIKELY BE SATURDAY AFTERNOON AS THE LOW MOVES BY TO THE NORTH OF THE AREA. MOST LOCATIONS ACROSS WESTERN WASHINGTON WILL SEE 20 TO 35 MPH WINDS WITH GUSTS TO 45 OR 50 MPH. THERE IS SOME THREAT OF DAMAGING WINDS ALONG THE COAST AND IN PORTIONS OF THE NORTH INTERIOR.
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----underdogs love some equalizing weather!

noise shorts all the noise speakers in stadiuM?

K THANKS!