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steve2470

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Sun Nov 9, 2014, 04:36 PM Nov 2014

2014-2015 winter forecast: Colder than normal Great Lakes, New England and Gulf Coast [View all]

http://www.wunderground.com/blog/SteveGregory/comment.html?entrynum=270

A colder than normal winter, especially during the first half appears likely for the Great Lakes, Upper Midwest and New England region, while below normal Temps are also likely across the entire Gulf coast region. However, while Temps will likely average below normal, it’s very unlikely that this winter will be even remotely close to last years’ frigid winter.

In contrast to the east, the western half of the nation should see another unusually mild winter – but should be significantly stormier than last year – with above normal Precip expected from northern California to Washington State as the mean storm track shifts further south compared to last year - especially by January. Near normal Precip appears likely for southern California, allowing for at least some recovery from the extreme drought of the last several years.


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