Posted on 10/15/2009 12:53:30 PM PDT by dopplerdale
As you are aware, I released my initial winter outlook on September 1, 2009 (you can read the full post here) and I followed that up with some specific details for key locations with this post. On October 14, 2009, one of the nation’s largest private weather companies, AccuWeather, released their 2009-10 Winter Outlook (viewable by clicking provided link) and today, October 15, 2009, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) released the official U.S. Government 2009-10 Winter Outlook. I would like to compare my forecast with the other two and to see if we are thinking in similar ways heading in different directions.
(Excerpt) Read more at dopplerdale.com ...
I just hope and pray in Phoenix we have much cooler temps and more rain and maybe even some snow. Something different!!
He was totally wrong on his Fall forecast for Indiana. We have averaged much below normal temps and above normal rainfall for most of September and now in to October. We have had 23 straight days of below normal temps as of today and the trend is expected to continue into next week.
Your website isn’t exactly easy on the eyes, dale.
The gold lettering with the lightning bolt behind is very fatiguing to the eye.
I really hope you’re wrong and accuweather is right. Here in the midwest we got ripped off on summer as it is and we seem to be about two weeks early on the snow.
I agree, the background image makes reading the text difficult.
Yea Dale........
In a nutshell Dale, we here in S.E. Michigan are in store for a colder than normal winter, right? Tell me I'm right because I'm saying we're in for a really, really bad winter...... no, wait a minute, tell me I'm wrong.
Hope your wrong, but know you are right:(
I know you're right but I hope you're wrong about me being right......I'd rather be wrong than right in this case.... :) What side of the state are you on?
All the local winter forecast ‘signs’, you know things in nature that generally are terrific predictors, say they are going to be wrong for the inland northwest. And I’ll believe them any day over forecasters.
Warren, 1/2 mile north of 8 Mile.
Hall rd. and Garfield..........hey homie, whassup?
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