Underwear, Mosquitoes, Brangelina

There were several great articles and blogs today here at AccuWeather.com that I wanted to point out:

Today is National Underwear Day, and (PREMIUM | PRO) has the forecast -- in a snap.

RELATED LINK: Those Responsible for this Declaration - Exposed

(PREMIUM | PRO) questions what happens if Hurricane Brad becomes Hurricane Angelina.

RELATED LINK: Katrina's AMS Paper About Hurricane Names (and Hers)

And from our From our Breaking Weather News Page:

The government is spraying 159,000 acres in Massachusetts for mosquitoes (first time in 16 years). Weather balloons sent up at a private airfield delayed spraying until tonight. Environmentalists are protesting.

Mass. Arbovirus Site Includes Dead Bird Map

Colorado State has updated their Hurricane forecast, reducing it slightly. There is much ado about nothing this week, i.e. nothing happening in the Tropics. But AccuWeather.com's Ken Reeves reminds us that, on average, we have 12 storms left this season, and the "C" storm has come as late as 8/21 in recent memory. AccuWeather.com is not changing their original forecast and still warning of the East Coast threat.
RELATED LINK: The Colorado State Forecast

Cotton fields in the Southeast are at peak watering needs this week and next. But the continuing drought there will threaten the crops, especially in areas which attempt to improve profits by not using irrigation. Another good example of how weather affects business.
RELATED LINK: U.S. Government Drought Info