Source: BroBible
Summary
The Alabama-Georgia college football game is expected to proceed as scheduled despite Hurricane Isaias. The storm, now a hurricane, is forecast to move quickly, reducing the risk of severe weather during kickoff. Contingency plans were previously discussed, but they no longer seem necessary. The National Hurricane Center predicts up to 10 inches of rain, but the heaviest rain is expected to pass before the game. Meteorologist James Spann noted favorable conditions for the game, with minimal risk of rain or strong winds. The game remains set for 6:30 p.m. CT.
Our Reading
The routine arrives with confidence.
Storms get named, then upgraded, then moved.
Weather forecasts get read like horoscopes.
Games are planned, then re-planned, then re-re-planned.
The only thing that changes is the time on the clock.
The original observation: Hurricanes are just nature’s way of reminding us that nothing is ever truly set in stone—except the schedule.
Author: Evan Null
