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C Moon

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6. Hope so. I just meant in the past few years, this has been the problem...

Reply to Bluenorthwest (Reply #5)

Mon Sep 7, 2015, 04:55 PM

Sep 2015

the jet stream has been positioning so that all the storms move around California in the fall/winter/spring.
But, I don't know enough at all, so hopefully you're right!

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I guess weather patterns are still very difficult to predict past a week... [View all] C Moon Sep 2015 OP

Heat coming for northern California, too. Adsos Letter Sep 2015 #1

Saw that. C Moon Sep 2015 #4

The only way to predict weather is through accumulated historical data lunatica Sep 2015 #2

+1000 C Moon Sep 2015 #3

This is another aspect of climate change that I don't think many people understand. n/t ion_theory Sep 2015 #8

Hey California, I'm also in the West and it is in fact much cooler than it was a couple of weeks ago Bluenorthwest Sep 2015 #5

Hope so. I just meant in the past few years, this has been the problem... C Moon Sep 2015 #6

Don't need a forecast to know it'll be hot in September in California REP Sep 2015 #7

It is always�one of the hottest, actually.. But Weather.com was predicting a cool September. C Moon Sep 2015 #9