snow next week
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HardwaterHoosier
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where's this place you speak of?
I'm predicting a plowable event in northern IN by Halloween. Farmers are hating me, but as the year has progressed, we are still seeing nature 6-8 weeks ahead of past years.
I'm predicting a plowable event in northern IN by Halloween. Farmers are hating me, but as the year has progressed, we are still seeing nature 6-8 weeks ahead of past years.
http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findweather/getForecast?query=zmw:49913.1.99999
thats for calumet,michigan look what it says for thursday night,friday and friday night
chevytaHOE5674
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Since they usually have trouble predicting tomorrow's forecast I'll believe it when it happens.
bearrassler
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One TV station last night said we may get some on Thursday morning, with a high of 43, it was in the upper 80's today.
Ya know, I'm really happy for you that you are going to get some Thursday morning, but honestly, I'm more interested in the weather....
mjkaliszak
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lol......
Sounds familiar. Anyone can tell you that it snowed 2 inches yesterday, but that isn't really forcasting, it's more like backassting. Actually, we do have some decent weather coverage up here, aided by the presence of the NWS and all their computer modeling and support. As far as seasonal forcasting goes, I think it is important to put things in historical perspective to not only understand what might happen in the future but why. The older you get, the easier this is to do. Even though I have lived in the U.P. for longer than most of these forcasters, 30-40 years is nothing in geological time. That's why you need to study past history to try to understand what might happen in the future. Karl Bohnak of TV-6 out of Marquette has done this, and provides a great summary in his book, So Cold A Sky. I consider this to be a "must read" for anyone interested in Upper Michigan weather history.