Who ever named Chicago the "Windy City" had never been to the Texas or Oklahoma Panhandles.
As a matter of fact, Chicago is indeed not the windiest city in the United States. Dodge City, Kansas and Amarillo, Texas tops the list. This is according to USATODAY's assistant weather editor, Bob Swanson, on October 3, 2006.
Holy crap today is windy! Not just breezy, but down right nasty.
Nothing against God's wonderful work, but who thought this much wind was a good idea? It is so windy that they shut down the wind mills.
What? So "windy" they shut down the "wind" mills. That doesn't make sense. Isn't that why we put wind mills in this area? Don't they want to catch the wind to create energy?
That's right. It is too windy to catch wind, because it would tear-up the wind mills. Dealing with the weather can be the most aggravating part of one's life.
-A pointless thought for the day-
As a matter of fact, Chicago is indeed not the windiest city in the United States. Dodge City, Kansas and Amarillo, Texas tops the list. This is according to USATODAY's assistant weather editor, Bob Swanson, on October 3, 2006.
Holy crap today is windy! Not just breezy, but down right nasty.
Nothing against God's wonderful work, but who thought this much wind was a good idea? It is so windy that they shut down the wind mills.
What? So "windy" they shut down the "wind" mills. That doesn't make sense. Isn't that why we put wind mills in this area? Don't they want to catch the wind to create energy?
That's right. It is too windy to catch wind, because it would tear-up the wind mills. Dealing with the weather can be the most aggravating part of one's life.
-A pointless thought for the day-
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