For those of you care about such things, today is November 6th, and if the World Series were still going on -- as it may be this time next year -- the contending teams would face the following gametime weather conditions today and tomorrow:
Philly: 63, chance of showers tonight; clear and low 60s tomorrow;
Boston: showers and low 50s tonight; cloudy, clearing, low-to-mid 50s tomorrow;
Chicago: showers tailing off by gametime tonight, temperatures in the upper 50s; showers, lower 40s tomorrow;
Tampa/St. Pete and Milwaukee: Partly domey, with a chance of scattered fluorescent light, high around 72; Los Angeles: It never rains in southern California.
I'll grant you that a night game in Chicago would suck tomorrow, but if (a) the White Sox are playing, Ozzie Guillen's hot air would make things quite comfortable; and (b) if it's the Cubs, we'd be far more concerned with the locusts than we would be with the rain.
All in all, I think these are all conditions we can deal with without having to retreat to Las Vegas or Nashville or what have you.
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More stories about the weather please.
You wouldn't be saying that if I had gone with my first instinct and used a pic of Williard Scott.
Thanks for second questioning yourself - my day is a little brighter as a result.
It's been warm (highs in the low 70s) and sunny for the last week in Chicago.
who is she?
I think she is (or was) a weather reporter for Univision. At the risk of offending the female portion of the ShysterBall audience any further (too late, I know), I'll admit that I found that pic doing a search for "weather girl."
I love the Rockies.
It rained over the weekend in Southern California, although not hard.
It rained very hard in the Bay Area on Saturday. If anyone watched the Cal-Oregon game, it was extremely wet in Berkeley. And dark. And Cal's stadium doesn't have permanent lights.
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