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12-27-2011, 01:19 AM
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Long range weather models suggesting below normal Jan - Mar
Two of the more significant long range weather models are now suggesting that Jan - Mar 2012 will be below normal temperature wise in the New England area. Now I know they are not always correct, but the trend is in the correct direction. We could have a winter after all.
For you weather techies out there, take a look at the ECWMF PSD 12/26 run and the CFSv2 12/25 run. R2B |
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