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So do you see now how it appears that the Earth is out two months because now it's as if this is December and winter is just starting up this is what I'm talkin about hopefully it's visible to you now what say you
 

euphoric1

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I would agree more to the argument of seasons shifting more so than global warming, I just hope then that it doesn't drag into april like it did last year.
 
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I would agree more to the argument of seasons shifting more so than global warming, I just hope then that it doesn't drag into april like it did last year.

Yes it will drag into may as that will have March weather at that time... it is trying to correct itself and get back to the correct seasons but unfortunately the magnetic pole is wandering about and has gone off kilter by many degrees and hundreds of miles which is affecting both the seasons and the thing that looks like global climate change it's actually the pole affecting that change and making it appear to be a warming trend but actually it's just trying to establish the warm and the cold in New areas because of the degree shift
 

mrbb

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again, maybe where you are
but NOT here
its been raining, still almost NO snow this yr
calling for 50's here? when it should be in the low 30's
snowmobile trails here have only been open to ride 4 days this whole season and they were NOT that good either!
4th winter or??what ever this is !! in a row
with almost NO snow!(was almost 60 here a couple days ago too)
not sure I call this weather here WINTER! LOL
rain, we seem to have a rain season that has been 11 months long now, been raining here almost every 3 days since last April!, even when it gets cold here, (minus 10 and lower) within a day or 2 it hits 50's and rains! then goes back to cold again ??

its as if it only warms up to rain, but never cold enough to snow when it wants to rain!
have more days of ICE on the ground, than snow this winter here! and no change in sight according to my local weather guys!
 
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Think of it this way mrbb.... the line of snow has shifted to Northwards of your location.... and I'll use my area as an example it's more of a shifting if you look at it that way because of the degrees....
So my snowline used to be about Indianapolis to Cincinnati range running eastwards and now that the shift enough degrees has changed the Snow Line appears to be at about Kenosha to Illinois eastwards below Grand Rapids somewhere.... which is approximately 50 miles north of the bottom of the lake Michigan in that range now it shifted that much northwards so in your area whatever was snow line below you has now shifted above you do to the degrees so approximately 50 miles north of you it should be snowy with trails open am I correct

Ps... from wherever you think it used to be snowy below you has shifted approximately 300 miles northward from that area now
 
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mrbb

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Think of it this way mrbb.... the line of snow has shifted to Northwards of your location.... and I'll use my area as an example it's more of a shifting if you look at it that way because of the degrees....
So my snowline used to be about Indianapolis to Cincinnati range running eastwards and now that the shift enough degrees has changed the Snow Line appears to be at about Kenosha to Illinois eastwards below Grand Rapids somewhere.... which is approximately 50 miles north of the bottom of the lake Michigan in that range now it shifted that much northwards so in your area whatever was snow line below you has now shifted above you do to the degrees so approximately 50 miles north of you it should be snowy with trails open am I correct

Ps... from wherever you think it used to be snowy below you has shifted approximately 300 miles northward from that area now
I can get the snow line is shifting, that;'s for sure

BUT a lot of the snow in my area and where I normally ride is all due to lake effect snow
and well the lake ain't moved? LOL
we just don;t get the temps like we used to(again shift maybe ) but the lake effect snow used to cover a LOT of area, and most all of these area's are way down on snow anymore
places that used to get 300+ inches of snow are not getting HALF of it last few yrs and thats a BIG difference!

and again, snow shift/winter shift ??what ever
all these extreme tempo swings, are what really suck to me, when temps are constantly swinging a 100% changes in temps every 12 hours almost a few times a week, its just crazy!

so, if the shift is in direction, why does it keep flip flopping on temps?
this I don't get!
and why all just RAIN and not snow, this is also crazy to me, as it starts off being 20 degree's and lower and be raining anymore?

LOL
I ain;t no weatherman, and no desire to be one
I just know things HERE have been way crazy off last 4 yrs now, and father back too, but just really off last 4 yrs in a row
even had one winter here with ZERO snow the whole yr, which is a first in the past 50 yrs here!
 
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Dude if the Snow Line move north of your location then it won't matter if the wind blows off the lake they'll only be rain not snow like there used to be because the frost line has moved north of your location what part of that don't you understand and why the temperature fluctuates is because that line is not a straight line it looks like an aurora borealis it's waving up and down
 
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This is a film from five satellites out in space it shows the tilt and the uneven wobbling up and down of the magnetism and the Aurora Borealis it's a really neat film you should watch the whole thing it's not long

 
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And this one shows the jet stream and the bubble it produces which causes the fluctuations if you really want to learn about it you've got to watch these two videos the one above and this one here and then it should be explained to you

 
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You still didn't answer the most important question 50 to 100 miles north of you is there snow and are the trails open and if that range is in the middle of a lake then on the other side of the shore how many miles is it and is there snow and are the trails open this will tell you where the snow line moved to
 

mrbb

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You still didn't answer the most important question 50 to 100 miles north of you is there snow and are the trails open and if that range is in the middle of a lake then on the other side of the shore how many miles is it and is there snow and are the trails open this will tell you where the snow line moved to
50 to a 100 miles north of me, NO SNOW< NO OPEN TRAILS
so?? does that answer your question
I can go about 300 miles north of me and STILL not hit any real snow

closest REAL snow to me is about 13 hours away north east of me!

yet I should have snow HERE this time of yr, so a 100 north, or 200 north and ZERO snow to ride on!
and hasn't been any last few winters either!
 

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how does this play into your idea here
and just asking
the southern part of MY state(PA)(say Philly area, about a 100 + miles and change south of me!)
the past few yrs has actually been getting MORE snow than the northern part that normally gets snow?
doesn't last very long, but in pure inches falling per season, there higher lately than my area!
which was never a thing in my life time!


same can be said about DC, Maryland and Virginia too!
so, if snow is drifting north more, how does this happen? LOL
 
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50 to a 100 miles north of me, NO SNOW< NO OPEN TRAILS
so?? does that answer your question
I can go about 300 miles north of me and STILL not hit any real snow

closest REAL snow to me is about 13 hours away north east of me!

yet I should have snow HERE this time of yr, so a 100 north, or 200 north and ZERO snow to ride on!
and hasn't been any last few winters either!

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how does this play into your idea here
and just asking
the southern part of MY state(PA)(say Philly area, about a 100 + miles and change south of me!)
the past few yrs has actually been getting MORE snow than the northern part that normally gets snow?
doesn't last very long, but in pure inches falling per season, there higher lately than my area!
which was never a thing in my life time!


same can be said about DC, Maryland and Virginia too!
so, if snow is drifting north more, how does this happen? LOL

Okay now these two answers are more like it and now I can try to draw a line from my area to you area and then one perpendicular all the way to the North and South poles and maybe we can get an idea of the degree and the reason this is happening is because of that pocket of the jet stream in post number 11... not only does it happen with the rain but it must happen with snow and I'm trying to figure it out that's why I was asking you all these questions

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I just hope there are a group of politicians with a plan to tax us out of this climate mess.

Vote Democrat and you will achieve that goal
 

mrbb

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winter of 2012-2013, was actually one the best snow yrs we had in 15+ yrs
had snow down for almost 3 months
and have NOT had much snow since then

back to lake effect, I understand , that is winter shifted north as you say
but when we still have very severe cold temps and lots of winds coming from the lakes to us, and NO snow
that seems wrong,a s to what used to happen

as its NOT all warm temps here, its back and forth warm , COLD< warm, a few times a week
them days were at cold temps, have had wind chills down to minus 40 this yr
and still NO snow with it
that is the odd part IMO
 
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