On a weekend trip to Dallas, Texas, my wife was talking about a fairly high chance of rain from what she saw on The Weather Channel forecast on her smart phone.
Five minutes after it was supposed to start raining, I looked at the sky. Sunny. Not a cloud to be seen.
Strange.
The forecast called for chilly temperatures the next day with a high of 52. However, the local weathermen were predicting temperatures in the 70s.
Huh?
My wife checked her phone again and searched for Dallas, Texas. Turns out she had orginally gotten the forecast for Dallas, Oregon.
A different climate.
Bet you didn't know there was a Dallas, Oregon.
The smart phone knows geography.
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But I do know that there is a Springfield in every state even Hawaii.
only 35 states have a Springfield
http://geography.about.com/od/lists/a/placename50.htm
Springfield isn't even in the top ten (only 35 states have a Springfield).
Or So I
Heard like in your article.
while Springfield is commonly thought of as the most prolific place name
And I know you can be Riverside in all 50 states just go stand by a river and POOF your Riverside.
that's why
I use "Toad Suck" for Conway weather...too many Conways.
I accidentally linked to
I accidentally linked to Conway, North Carolina, once. Fortunately, the forecast was pretty much the same to here at the time
Or the one and only Judsonia?
Or the one and only Judsonia?
Plus . . .
Plus, the one and only Gassville.
How many states have a Bald
How many states have a Bald Knob?