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Santa Barbara - Waves and Wheels
So I was getting pretty pumped for the car show this weekend but when I checked weather.com they are showing 30% chance of rain on Sat. and 60% on Sunday. Whats the plan you guys.
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Andres,
The current forecast is a 20-30% chance of "showers" Sat. So that also means a 70-80% chance there won't be showers. (showers are more isolated & quick and can be anywhere in the general area, rain is more constant and is not in this forecast) :rolleyes: We have just about 15-20 cars (hard to tell some folks sent their signup in directly to Wheels & Waves). The plan is IF the forecast changes negitively (like 60% chance of RAIN not showers) then we will still go but in our weatherized vehicles. Thanks, Mike |
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