Tombo
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Tombo
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I mostly tweet about ➡️ | 🐯 @Memphis_MBB @MemphisFB | @Memgrizz | ⚽ @Memphis901FC | 🇺🇸 @USMNT | 🏴 @ChelseaFC | Video games, TV, & random ish

Diego Luna in the new USMNT kit set to be released tomorrow 👀🇺🇸

That’ll do it for the 2025-26 Tigers

Final from Greenville: ECU 84, Memphis 68

Do you notice the difference between 30fps & 60fps?? 60 fps does look smoother, don’t get me wrong, but I don’t understand people that that say 30fps is a dealbreaker.



The NWS has issued Winter Storm Warnings. Here's how to interpret them.

* 1:00pm Wednesday -- Winter Storm Watch Issued * (long post) The focus today and tomorrow should be on PREPARATION for a significant winter storm, likely producing all types of winter precipitation within the metro. Since yesterday, the area forecast to see some warm air aloft (which results in more freezing rain/sleet and less snow) has shifted north. It now includes the heart of the metro, which throws a monkey wrench in the forecast. Graphics below, courtesy NWS-Memphis, tell the story. A Winter Storm Watch starts Friday at noon and expires at 6pm Sunday. Per the latest model guidance, very light precip could start as early as mid-afternoon Friday, but accumulating precip is likely to hold off until late evening Friday. Saturday will be a real mess and Sunday should see light precip taper off by midday. You'll notice on the graphics that the area of most uncertainty with respect to precip types and amounts now includes the metro. The probability graphics indicate that 3-6" of snow and sleet and 1/4" to maybe 1/2" of freezing rain (ice) are possible to likely. If the northward trend in the warm air aloft continues, ice amounts will increase and the snow will decrease. We don't want this! One-quarter of an inch of ice could start bringing down tree limbs and power lines. We expect more changes to this as we get closer - it's still more than 48 hours until onset of any precipitation. Use this info to PLAN, not as gospel! During and behind this system, temperatures will be #StupidCold. We could stay below freezing for over 100 hours (until Wednesday PM) and temperatures may approach ZERO Monday and Tuesday mornings. Recovery will be slow and melting will take several days despite sunshine early next week. Plan to avoid travel from after dusk Friday through the weekend, and likely into early next week. Some power outages seem likely and could take time to restore.










