Let's see, yesterday there was an 80 percent chance of snow today and the forecast was for 3 to 5 inches. Then it was for 1 to 3 inches. Then it was for at least an inch. Now Skippy (Dan Zarrow) has the audacity to say it was TOO WARM to snow. Hey Skippy, it didn't even RAIN!!! (By the way, I was once told that exclamation points are substitutes for poor vocabulary, so there you have it) Can anyone count the number of times we've had snow forecast that didn't happen? Why don't they just go on the air and say "We have absolutely no idea." Just forecast the wind. They're usually pretty good at that. Say "It'll be windy tomorrow and it will be out of the north." or "out of the south." For some reason they can predict the wind, but not the rain. Speaking of wind, how about that stop light mast blowing down at 67th and Cache Road? What if there had been a car there at the fateful moment? Who would be sued? The city? the light signal mast makers? God? I have a hard time believing that those masts ought to blow over, even in the 50 mph winds we were having.