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MillennialDem

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8. I was in CA during 97-98. Crazy. Now I'm in WI and I read that it likely means a much warmer winter

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Worse than '97-98?! New El Ni�o growing into monster [View all] yuiyoshida Aug 2015 OP

I read that for the East Coast US, this means Siberian Winter Triana Aug 2015 #1

Yes, in the southeast I think that's true. In the northeast, it usually means dry but much colder stevenleser Aug 2015 #2

That will be the third in a row for the Northeast Fearless Aug 2015 #6

Tell me about it. Agschmid Aug 2015 #14

That's hilarious! nt B2G Aug 2015 #23

LOL! WTH. It's Summer and the T is completely F'ed up already. smirkymonkey Aug 2015 #35

God hates Yankees Nuclear Unicorn Aug 2015 #25

South usually has average temperatures and wetter than normal during El Nino Ex Lurker Aug 2015 #11

That means you, North Carolina. AlbertCat Aug 2015 #15

Bring it. B2G Aug 2015 #24

Terrific. I can't wait. yardwork Aug 2015 #16

An extreme El Nino affects the Northeast differently starroute Aug 2015 #20

They'd better think of another name for this one. chervilant Aug 2015 #3

Perfect! mountain grammy Aug 2015 #4

El Fubar. n/t sarge43 Aug 2015 #5

Sounds good!!! n/t RKP5637 Aug 2015 #26

How could I forget... Shandris Aug 2015 #30

We could use some of that rain now. SOME. lol Qutzupalotl Aug 2015 #7

We need a hell of a lot of snow this winter, too. LWolf Aug 2015 #10

I was in CA during 97-98. Crazy. Now I'm in WI and I read that it likely means a much warmer winter MillennialDem Aug 2015 #8

i could use a low heating bill winter in wisconsin dembotoz Aug 2015 #22

Anyone in Walker's disaster of a state could MillennialDem Aug 2015 #27

I'm in Iowa and I heard the same thing... CoffeeCat Aug 2015 #34

Geez. That picture really packs a punch. mmonk Aug 2015 #9

I lived in Missouri in 1997. Cracklin Charlie Aug 2015 #12

What's all the fuss? ruffburr Aug 2015 #13

Well, the presents of snowballs... tex-wyo-dem Aug 2015 #19

Don't those melt before they get unwrapped? cui bono Aug 2015 #33

Predictions may be totally fubar. JayhawkSD Aug 2015 #17

Hopfully this El Ni�o will not pack the historic punch of the Noachian storms of 1861-62 Brother Buzz Aug 2015 #18

The Pacific Ocean off the coast of Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan Art_from_Ark Aug 2015 #21

Similar here. In addition to the El Ni�o, there's a warm 'Blob' in the northern pacific that's been suffragette Aug 2015 #28

I remember the last one - I moved to California in '98 for the end of it REP Aug 2015 #29

Holy shit that is bad. blackspade Aug 2015 #31

Brace for continuation of extreme weather events. ellisonz Aug 2015 #32

For Alaska it means another warm winter, Blue_In_AK Aug 2015 #36