Sled trails open and close

[Tracker]

At some point they're going to have to realize that winter starts a month later and lasts about a month and a half longer than it used to in the past.... take for instance now trails are beautiful and they're going to be for another month but yet they're closing I'm as if it was 1967... well welcome to 2027 where the end of March is actually beginning of February roughly..... just curious if anyone else notices and what you think about changing the season a little because that's what we might have to work upon....

The other thing I've noticed now is during that time the snow line ran along the Ohio River from about down that low in a line from east to west and now that same line has moved to about Grand Rapids straight across the east and west I was wondering if anyone else noticed that.... I do know why it's doing that though but I don't know where it's at

The reason it's doing that is for thirty thousand years the North Pole was going towards Canada which kept the snow line at about the Ohio River Valley and now the North Pole is migrating towards Russia at a rapid rate that means the Earth is tilting and that line is moving further Northwood on our continent and likewise on the other side of the world the warmer places are getting colder it's creeping down around that.... unless due to the overall warming on the other side it's not creeping down was wondering what your opinions were what say you

 

[old abe]

At some point they're going to have to realize that winter starts a month later and lasts about a month and a half longer than it used to in the past.... take for instance now trails are beautiful and they're going to be for another month but yet they're closing I'm as if it was 1967... well welcome to 2027 where the end of March is actually beginning of February roughly..... just curious if anyone else notices and what you think about changing the season a little because that's what we might have to work upon....

The other thing I've noticed now is during that time the snow line ran along the Ohio River from about down that low in a line from east to west and now that same line has moved to about Grand Rapids straight across the east and west I was wondering if anyone else noticed that.... I do know why it's doing that though but I don't know where it's at

The reason it's doing that is for thirty thousand years the North Pole was going towards Canada which kept the snow line at about the Ohio River Valley and now the North Pole is migrating towards Russia at a rapid rate that means the Earth is tilting and that line is moving further Northwood on our continent and likewise on the other side of the world the warmer places are getting colder it's creeping down around that.... unless due to the overall warming on the other side it's not creeping down was wondering what your opinions were what say you

You need to send this to the people in charge, eh?

 

[timo]

I disagree
this is the first year that I can recall in the last 10 we've been able to snowmobile north of Lake Winneabago on March 12 and by March 15 after the rains past don't think you'll have much to ride on in south central to central Wis. I've golfed almost as many times in March as I snowmobiled in the last 20 years. Even in northern Wis. after the 2nd week of march there hasn't been much riding done in the last 10 years.
I think it's just fine.