Long Range Forecast Winter

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Re: Long Range Forecast Winter

Postby pkerr » Mon Aug 20, 2012 5:54 am

baiuse wrote:
Oregon Sunny Girl wrote:Not good for Mt. Hood , but a different story for Cali. my most memorable winters in Mammoth were set up just like this. Ski ya in Jan, Feb and March. bring it on ! :oops: :) :o


Thought the same thing for Bachelor, hope they're wrong about the PNW!

They hogged all the moisture last year.
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Re: Long Range Forecast Winter

Postby M2M » Mon Aug 20, 2012 8:04 pm

pkerr wrote:
baiuse wrote:
Oregon Sunny Girl wrote:Not good for Mt. Hood , but a different story for Cali. my most memorable winters in Mammoth were set up just like this. Ski ya in Jan, Feb and March. bring it on ! :oops: :) :o


Thought the same thing for Bachelor, hope they're wrong about the PNW!

They hogged all the moisture last year.


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Re: Long Range Forecast Winter

Postby Oregon Sunny Girl » Mon Aug 20, 2012 9:25 pm

share the snow ! either here or there is fine with me. ski seasaon 2013 will be plenty....full. ;)
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Re: Long Range Forecast Winter

Postby TonyC » Tue Aug 21, 2012 2:44 am

Here's some of Accuweather's forecast for the winter of 2011-12 made Oct. 13, 2011:

The interior Southwest will be the driest area of the country through winter

The Southwest was below average but 4 other western regions were much worse.

Snowfall is forecast to average out near or slightly above normal in the northern and central Sierra this year, depending on where the Pineapple Express sets up.

:roll: :roll: :roll:

More Monster Snowstorms for the Northeast This Winter?

Overall, this winter is not expected to be as extreme as last winter for the Northeast's major cities. However, there could still be a few snow or ice storms that have a significant impact.

Snowfall is forecast to average near or even slightly above normal in areas south and east of the mountains from Virginia to Maine.

For areas north and west of the Appalachians, however, snowfall for the season is expected to be much higher. An early, heavy lake-effect snow season will put northwestern Pennsylvania and western New York into the zone of winter's worst snow and cold, according to the team.

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

It astounds me that people pay attention to this crap after such consistent failures. Especially after last year.
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Re: Long Range Forecast Winter

Postby SlashTurn » Tue Aug 21, 2012 8:50 pm

It astounds me that people pay attention to this crap after such consistent failures. Especially after last year.[/quote]



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Re: Long Range Forecast Winter

Postby TheSnowman » Thu Aug 23, 2012 6:33 pm

Tony we are just trying to have some fun... you need to go hang out with Howard. lol we all know it's BullShi#... duh
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Re: Long Range Forecast Winter

Postby TonyC » Sat Aug 25, 2012 10:15 pm

I am having fun. That's why I occasionally save one of these forecasts to get a good laugh after the season is over.
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Re: Long Range Forecast Winter

Postby SkierBob » Tue Aug 28, 2012 10:47 am

You locos better hope we don't have a repeat of last winter. :?
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Re: Long Range Forecast Winter

Postby Snow D » Tue Aug 28, 2012 11:39 pm

J-T wrote:1000" winter....heard it from me first.





*fartnoise*


I'm just as excited as anybody else about this season, but we all know how the pre-season hype last year turned out.


Wow, those words were to never be uttered again... thanks, now we are doomed... :x
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Re: Long Range Forecast Winter

Postby M2M » Wed Aug 29, 2012 9:20 am

Snow D wrote:
J-T wrote:1000" winter....heard it from me first.





*fartnoise*


I'm just as excited as anybody else about this season, but we all know how the pre-season hype last year turned out.


Wow, those words were to never be uttered again... thanks, now we are doomed... :x


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Re: Long Range Forecast Winter

Postby J-T » Wed Aug 29, 2012 12:40 pm

hahahahhaa
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