RustyMehlberg, to Blizzard
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"THE BIG ONE" WINTER STORM SYSTEM:

The will see its strongest of the season over the next three days.

What does that mean for totals, possible conditions, and /mixed chances through Tuesday?

VIDEO: https://www.facebook.com/fox21online/videos/334322816308196/

RustyMehlberg,
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will be highest along the , , and #I-35 corridor regions. The shoreline will also have conditions with the highest .

Northwest and the will see the transition to starting Monday afternoon.

Some is possible in spots.

Icing from this storm system is possible along the I-35 corridor, the Twin Ports, and the North Shore. Ice totals will range from a glaze to one-tenth of an inch.
Total precipitation from this storm system will range from 0.75-inches up to 2-inches.
Wind speeds will be strong throughout this storm event. Everyone will see gusts over 30 mph at times. The strongest winds will be along the North Shore, with gusts of 40 to 50+ mph.

deewani, (edited ) to baking
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If anyone is looking for a simple cookie icing recipe, this is the one I have used for years to both draw on and flood gingerbread cookies. It can also be a glaze depending on how much you thin it out. https://www.kingarthurbaking.com/recipes/simple-cookie-glaze-recipe. Here is a great video that demonstrates consistency: https://www.kingarthurbaking.com/videos/baking-skills/how-to-test-cookie-glaze-for-consistency. If you are as averse to measuring out powdered sugar as me, I make it easy on myself by using a 1lb bag of powdered sugar, proportions in next post.

cazabon, to tech

I'm going to have a bit of a #tech #rant (less charitable people might say #whine) here. If you just want jokes and cute bunny pictures, feel free to skip this one.

Object of my #ire this week? #Furnaces. I'm not even going to rant about their main control boards; most of that's been said better than I could say it, by others with more knowledge than I.

I'm ranting about #furnace #motors.

Ages ago, furnaces had one #motor in them, to spin the #blower that moves air through your house.

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cazabon,

From the timings of those back-EMF spikes, the can determine how fast the motor is turning. But even trickier is that by sensing the shape or magnitude of that back-EMF signal, it can determine how much the motor is producing - and therefore how much air is actually moving.

This is useful; in an A/C setup, you want to know if air is actually moving past the , not just how fast the motor is turning, so you can detect the coil " up".

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