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  1. My guess is that December will start off mild and changeable for the first week and then turn into a very cold month .. Overall the biggest risk to having substantial snowfall is from Christmas onwards. January will be a very cold month with mild interludes short lived and February will be a mixed month (Based on a Strong -NAO if that occurs)

  2. Hunch - Next week will start to cool down and becoming quite cold by the end of this month. we will see our first snows in November.Intermittently we will have cold snaps lasting anything up to ten days. Little or no mild interludes (temporary rise in temperatures). Plenty of snowfalls and a lot more frosts than we have had in recent years. A much colder winter than we had last yearcold.gif

  3. Latest temperatures from (Pops -13) shows temperatures of -11 degrees celsius.

    The above buoy seems to be spewing out faulty data. It was actually -3 degrees and not - 11 degrees. So much for technology

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  4. Let us see if it pans out but ,and maybe more importantly, how it's effects manifest back to back with the hottest period measured so far? (and some of that during one of our 'better' winters...... so let's 'look' global even if we feel it 'local'........it's a big world so lets not judge it by our own neck of the woods....) :lol:

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    All I said was NOAA have predicted a strong La Nina nothing elsewallbash.gif

  5. December January and February to be cold overall with more snow this winter than last. I am basing this on a strong negative NAO.along with a moderate/strong La Nina Incidentely some parts of Siberia reached 19 degrees while we froze last January laugh.gifcold.gifshok.gif

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