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2011 - 2012 Winter expected to have Extreme Weather
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gmcunni
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sweet, i can't wait to try out my jeep in the snow!
4aprice
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I'll be elated if we get anything approaching this past winter. I've even got an excuse to go to Vermont this year. (daughter in college).
Alex
Lake Hopatcong, NJ
Alex
Lake Hopatcong, NJ
Puck it
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Here is my forecast for next winter.
It will
somewhere after December.
It will
somewhere after December.andrec10
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I'm not ready for Summer to end yet, but this is indeed good news (even if I'm not counting on it)...
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" The Northeast in General looks poised to repeat last year. With the exception of the Major cities, such as New York City and Boston. I expect them to have a more average season. Boston is still up in the air with me, as I still think they could be included in the cold and snowy range this year. Areas like Buffalo and Albany New York, should have a cold an snowy winter. Even Maine should get in on some of this action."
http://www.weatheradvance.com/winter-2011-2012-outlook-1st-edition
The 2nd edition should be coming out soon
http://www.weatheradvance.com/winter-2011-2012-outlook-1st-edition
The 2nd edition should be coming out soon
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We may even be entering a cooling pattern
http://video.foxbusiness.com/v/997055021001/beware-of-a-mini-ice-age/
http://video.foxbusiness.com/v/997055021001/beware-of-a-mini-ice-age/
It sure does make one excited for the winter... I have a feeling this winter will be epic!
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All winters are epic...some are just more epic than others.
Before reading these forecasts I've been thinking that this coming winter might put last winter to shame. The spring was so cool and now suddenly it has turned very hot. Since summer officially started it has been awfully hot. Past experience tells me that hot summers are often followed by cool autumns and snowy winters.
Anyway, that's my story and I'm sticking to it.
4aprice
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Yes. Was up there last weekend. Also my boy is at Mt Hood right now and has Conner O'Brien as a councilor. After seeing him in Lake George he must think my son is stalking him.
Alex
Lake Hopatcong, NJ
Heard that is the expected for Utah as well. Last season was 783 inches at Snowbird. They figure that the Pipeline will not melt out this summer. Snowbird has had to curtail summer operations because of the snowpack. Fingers crossed.
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I stick to the simple question. Is there a La Nina (spanish for the nina)?
If the answer is yes, game on!
If the answer is no, well, just make the best of it.
If the answer is yes, game on!
If the answer is no, well, just make the best of it.
Cannonball
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La Nina is Spanish for "the little girl"
4aprice
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From what I've read most experts expect a weak La Nina to neutral conditions this coming winter. I have also read some who believe we are headed for a colder regime the next several years. Hopefully game on.
Alex
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Adjust your sense of humor and get back to me.
Cannonball
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Now THAT'S funny!
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