Mid_Range Weather Forecast (Oct-Dec)

[submarinesailor]

This was recently posted in one of the Oil/Gas Trade Rags: 

Weather Services International's (WSI) latest three-month forecast for October through December is projecting that the northern and eastern sections of the U.S. will be cooler than normal. Although the forecast sees October's weather to be mild across much of the U.S., November's temperatures are then expected to be below normal in much of the eastern U.S., with the below-normal conditions spreading across the entire northern tier of the U.S. during December.  The lower temperatures are primarily due to the reemergence of La Nina weather conditions in the Pacific in conjunction with pressure differentials and atmospheric blocking in the Atlantic Ocean, according to WSI's chief meteorologist Todd Crawford.

Bruce

[sprucebunny]

I need to get that extra cord of wood split, eh?

[Coon]

Yup and when you get yours done you can come and start on mine.  ;)   :D  Kinda like a working vacation eh?  ;D  I need to have you cut split and stack about 15 cords so I can keep warm this winter and pay your wages by selling a few cords....   :D   :D

[thecfarm]

I wonder if "below normal" is only 2-5 degrees.  ;)