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2008/9 WInter Predictions....East Coasters Get Stoked!

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pikupfulofsnow
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http://www.accuweather.com/news-weather-features.asp?partner=accuweather&traveler=0&date=2008-10-09_1226&month=10&year=2008
Oct 13 2008 12:02AM
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Journey
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yeye this how we do
Oct 13 2008 12:09AM
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Sky.
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I love it, east is gunna have one of the most harsh winters in the nation while the west is gunna have a warmer winter then last year
Oct 13 2008 12:13AM
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Piste.Off
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thats ok, we will still get at least twice as much snow as you will
Oct 13 2008 12:14AM
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pikupfulofsnow
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a warmer winter for us will means i can keep your moms outside again and not feel guilty + if we have a slightly lower snow total, that will mean a little less than 566+ inches.
Oct 13 2008 12:15AM
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inactive
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lalalalalalalalalalalalala cant heeear you
Oct 13 2008 12:21AM
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mmmmm...Pie
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http://www.johndee.com/seasonalfcst/seasonalforecast.htm

This guy is legit. He was way more accurate that the NWS last winter when it came to snow storms and snowfall amounts. He predicts the East to have an average scale (and the Midwest to be above average! Score!) But like he says, there's no way to accurately predict weather on a seasonal scale, so it's all pretty much speculation.

Oct 13 2008 12:33AM
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sol.
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buzz kill......haha but i agree with that.  when weathermen can barely predict weather for upcoming days,  I don't see how they could do it for an entire season.  im just hoping accuweather is right....
Oct 13 2008 12:42AM
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dave...
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true...but we will appreciate twice as much and shred it twice as hard
Oct 13 2008 12:46AM
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cool.
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w-w-w-worrd
Oct 13 2008 1:04AM
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Scott~
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Excellent analogy haha~
Oct 13 2008 2:08AM
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Stan_Darsh
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HA!



HA!









HA!

man, that's a pretty good joke.
Oct 13 2008 2:20AM
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Scott~
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Jokes aside ill always cross my fingers for a good winter for fellow skiers no matter where they are, its fucking october, get stoked!~
Oct 13 2008 3:41AM
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SK1ERDUDE
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YEAH
east coast so stoked!
Oct 13 2008 9:18AM
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Canuker
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fuck he said " cose to average in quebec"

what ever though as long as there enough snow to keep the parks open im happy.
Oct 13 2008 2:31PM
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Shifty540
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The PNW will get hit hard again I can feel it. Last year was unreal.
Oct 13 2008 5:46PM
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yourthemannowdog
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It is much more genreal what they are predicting and i think this guy is wrong. I saw snow one night and i live an hour from new york city north. And I see some signs that people say mean strong winters. My cat is getting chunky earlier and is heavier now than last year. she is over 10 pounds which is a record. Something with the bee's are doing something with honey early mean's harder winter. And The birds left New York in September as apose to November.  I see a strong winter for my area. Which means 3 feet at my house and 200+ at my resort
Oct 13 2008 6:07PM
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