Article: WINTER WEATHER PHENOMENON CREATES QUITE A CONUNDRUM

If Albert Bernhard Nobel were alive today, I believe he would offer a special prize to the individual who could explain the mysterious human behavior triggered by cold weather. I call it the "Winter Weather Milk and Bread Phenomenon."

Somewhere in physics, there must exist a formula that explains the strange proportionate increase in human activity as it relates to the decrease in temperature and the severity of a winter weather forecast.

Consider this: My Postel Feed Mill thermometer read 8 degrees below zero when I got up Saturday around 4 a.m.

By 4:15 a.m., you couldn't find a parking spot at the local Huck's store. All the tables were filled with old farmers who had come to town to get a ...

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