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Oct 26, 2026
John BaranickGUEST
So I'm sure that kept some folks out on the western end of the Corn Belt.
John BaranickGUEST
from doing some work we do have a system that is is kind of forming along that front pushing northeast into the upper upper midwest here for today and tomorrow so we'll continue to see some showers there but as long as you're east of the mississippi river it's going to be you know it's going to be pretty good weather here to be outside and and doing stuff here for the next several days we do have another system that's kind of hot on its heels it'll move through with a cold front and some scattered showers, maybe some thunderstorms across northern areas of the country here for Wednesday and into Thursday, maybe into the Great Lakes a little bit with some scattered showers as well.
John BaranickGUEST
And then, you know, there's a couple of other little things happening this weekend, early next week, that may result in some showers kind of dotting really the entire country.
John BaranickGUEST
We'll have to see on all this.
Glenn HebertHOST
Well, today in equine history, we are going back to 1825 when the Erie Canal was opened.
Glenn HebertHOST
That canal connected the Great Lakes with the Hudson River and went 363 miles.
Glenn HebertHOST
And it was kind of an engineering marvel at the time.
Glenn HebertHOST
And it was one of those canals where the barges went along being pulled by horses and mules.
John JacksonHOST
Good morning, Z.
ZAUDIENCE
Good morning, and Great Lakes greetings.
ZAUDIENCE
What is going on, Brother John?
John JacksonHOST
Did you hear, as a tech man yourself, did you hear me talk about this AI bubble?
Olya KrasnykhGUEST
Actually, we just got an assignment in Colorado.
Olya KrasnykhGUEST
So that's state number six in So a lot of work in California, some in the Pacific Northwest, a little bit in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, in Tampa Bay in Florida, and starting to network a lot more in sort of the Chicago and the Great Lakes region as well.
Olya KrasnykhGUEST
Definitely interested also in looking at, like, Washington, D.C.
Olya KrasnykhGUEST
So any metropolitan area that... experiences a lot of, I'm going to call it development pressure, and where the land use regulation is getting more complex because of the dynamics that often result
Ray MundoHOST
And Baser looked up the map, and there's this huge-ass river.
Ray MundoHOST
Michigan, the Great Lakes state.
Ray MundoHOST
Yeah.
Ray MundoHOST
There's a huge-ass river.
JPGUEST
And it's also going to come in from the Northern Pacific.
JPGUEST
Great Lakes area.
JPGUEST
So you want to be somewhere in the middle and high up when these times happen.
JPGUEST
And that's what's good about watching these movies.
EmilyGUEST
And it sunk.
EmilyGUEST
And it's because Lake Superior, like the whole Great Lakes, they're very cold in their freshwater lakes.
EmilyGUEST
Because they're so cold and it's freshwater, wood doesn't decay much.
EmilyGUEST
Oh.
Chris QuinnHOST
Let's end on a happy note, Lisa.
Chris QuinnHOST
People really seem to enjoy cruising the Great Lakes.
Chris QuinnHOST
Did Cleveland set another record for cruise passengers in 2026?
Lisa GarvinPANELIST
Yes, we did.
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