considering the cold/wet spring, and the wet summer
radfringe
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Mon Sep-01-03 05:56 AM
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considering the cold/wet spring, and the wet summer |
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if the weather patterns are similar to our spring/summer here in North East PA then I think we are going to get whacked with snow this winter
anyone have a link to some "winter" forcast site?
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Mon Sep-01-03 06:46 AM
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1. Farmer's Almamac is saying... |
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...Pittsburgh will beat the 62" of snow we had last winter. Hope we don't break the 84" we had a few years ago.
Later, JM
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Mon Sep-01-03 08:25 AM
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2. The FA has been wrong alot...I watch the animals. |
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Last winter was the worst in NH in 60 years and I remember there being alot of crazed chipmonks who came out early and raced around like they were in a panic. My dogs shed more heavily than usual last year and developed really thick coats by October. That doesn't seem to be happening so far this year. I'm thinking cold and dry rather than wet and frigid!
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Mon Sep-01-03 08:53 AM
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3. Cold, early winter in Wisconsin |
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I've heard that as far as weather predictions. My friend, who really enjoys nature and pays attention to its signs of season change, said that all the signs point to this more than any other year.
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