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Topic started on 15-10-2009 @ 05:03 PM by Aggie Man

A moderately different winter...


blogs.discovery.com
A more southerly Pacific jetstream shaped by El Niño leads forecasters to predict a wetter and cooler south and a drier and warmer north across the United States this winter.

While the warm sea surface temperatures in the central and eastern Pacific are the strongest signal defining the 2009-2010 winter outlook issued by the Climate Prediction Center of the National Weather Service, forecasters are not expecting a strong El Niño. The moderate conditions that continue to take hold across the equator lead forecasters to predict only modest departures from normal seasonal weather patterns a
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reply posted on 15-10-2009 @ 08:10 PM by vip867
reply to post by InvisibleObserver



Ya im in the detroit area and it has so far not snowed yet. But My dad was upnorth at one of our places in the gaylord area and he said that it was snowing last weekend. Im defiantly not ready for that white stuff yet. I work outside everyday and hate being wet and cold all day.
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