Second City St. Louisan, Esq.
@mmcdaniel2012.bsky.social
#STLMade from THE CITY OF Saint Louis. If your suburb was actually “part of the city,” it’d be a neighborhood.
This is an unserious account. Excuse any typos. #RepYourSuburb
GOMAB 🤘🏾
This is an unserious account. Excuse any typos. #RepYourSuburb
GOMAB 🤘🏾
Yeah but that runs up to tornado season in STL. There isn’t a good spot for us under any calendar as we get everyone’s weather (including earthquakes if the New Madrid fault is ever feeling spicy).
November 14, 2025 at 3:03 PM
Yeah but that runs up to tornado season in STL. There isn’t a good spot for us under any calendar as we get everyone’s weather (including earthquakes if the New Madrid fault is ever feeling spicy).
Winters in STL are unpredictable.
Sometimes, like in 2010, it’s Alabama, complete with a New Years Eve tornado.
Other years, like 2024, it’s Michigan & the streets/alley freeze to which trash trucks get stuck and can’t pick up the dumpsters.
No matter what, we get the short end of the stick.
Sometimes, like in 2010, it’s Alabama, complete with a New Years Eve tornado.
Other years, like 2024, it’s Michigan & the streets/alley freeze to which trash trucks get stuck and can’t pick up the dumpsters.
No matter what, we get the short end of the stick.
November 14, 2025 at 2:36 PM
Winters in STL are unpredictable.
Sometimes, like in 2010, it’s Alabama, complete with a New Years Eve tornado.
Other years, like 2024, it’s Michigan & the streets/alley freeze to which trash trucks get stuck and can’t pick up the dumpsters.
No matter what, we get the short end of the stick.
Sometimes, like in 2010, it’s Alabama, complete with a New Years Eve tornado.
Other years, like 2024, it’s Michigan & the streets/alley freeze to which trash trucks get stuck and can’t pick up the dumpsters.
No matter what, we get the short end of the stick.
We can’t quit the Midwest 😂
November 14, 2025 at 2:28 PM
We can’t quit the Midwest 😂
They’re gonna try to avoid Super Bowl weekend as much as possible.
Yet with this line from Nelson in Bogert’s reporting, northern teams aren’t gonna avoid the cold if road trips are capped at three.
I’d expect 4-6 cold games at least between 10/31 and 3/1.
Yet with this line from Nelson in Bogert’s reporting, northern teams aren’t gonna avoid the cold if road trips are capped at three.
I’d expect 4-6 cold games at least between 10/31 and 3/1.
November 14, 2025 at 3:22 AM
They’re gonna try to avoid Super Bowl weekend as much as possible.
Yet with this line from Nelson in Bogert’s reporting, northern teams aren’t gonna avoid the cold if road trips are capped at three.
I’d expect 4-6 cold games at least between 10/31 and 3/1.
Yet with this line from Nelson in Bogert’s reporting, northern teams aren’t gonna avoid the cold if road trips are capped at three.
I’d expect 4-6 cold games at least between 10/31 and 3/1.
And no, the move a few blocks west to the river won’t help much.
It’s just life in the Great Lakes states 🤷🏾♂️.
It’s just life in the Great Lakes states 🤷🏾♂️.
November 14, 2025 at 3:04 AM
And no, the move a few blocks west to the river won’t help much.
It’s just life in the Great Lakes states 🤷🏾♂️.
It’s just life in the Great Lakes states 🤷🏾♂️.
Probably more than that when they come back after Super Bowl weekend.
It doesn’t fully warm up in the Bi-State until tornado season kicks up in late March around the Cardinals’ Opening Day.
It doesn’t fully warm up in the Bi-State until tornado season kicks up in late March around the Cardinals’ Opening Day.
November 14, 2025 at 2:43 AM
Probably more than that when they come back after Super Bowl weekend.
It doesn’t fully warm up in the Bi-State until tornado season kicks up in late March around the Cardinals’ Opening Day.
It doesn’t fully warm up in the Bi-State until tornado season kicks up in late March around the Cardinals’ Opening Day.