Lets start with NOAA:
https://www.noaa.gov/news-release/us...h-wetter-north
$100 million investment. Lets see if it ups their average.
I am hoping that $100 million pays off because it says good things for my neighborhood this winter.
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Lets start with NOAA:
https://www.noaa.gov/news-release/us...h-wetter-north
$100 million investment. Lets see if it ups their average.
I am hoping that $100 million pays off because it says good things for my neighborhood this winter.
Someone posted a link to a YouTube channel last year for a guy named Chris Tomer. I like it.
Chris Tomer is a great asset.
https://www.youtube.com/user/TheChristomer/videos.
He presents things basic enough for most folks, and complex enough for the others.
Unfortunately his latest untested call is the La Nina might come in on the weaker side for my area. Waiting for him to run the new data.
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Originally Posted by El Kanone
I typically go where he says it's going to snow.
This sounds good ...
"This winter, NOAA predicts wetter-than-average conditions for the entire northern tier of the continental U.S., particularly in the Pacific Northwest and the Great Lakes region, along with northern and western Alaska. "
Keep is positive!
This sounds good ...
"This winter, NOAA predicts wetter-than-average conditions for the entire northern tier of the continental U.S., particularly in the Pacific Northwest and the Great Lakes region, along with northern and western Alaska. "
Keep it positive!
... forum keeps telling me I can't post and have to wait, so I wait and then post. Someone want to delete that duplicate? Thx.