farmer's almanac winter prediction
#51
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I am definitely not counting down to winter, as I hate driving on ice and snow. I do not like the heat, but I don't like the winter either. Guess I'd make a good hot house plant, just a nice mid 70's degree all year round.
#53
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Location: 25 yrs in TN; now back home in MI
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Originally Posted by sarahrachel
hoping to cool some of you down as well as share a bit of hope.
here's a link to see the maps, but overall this winter looks to be a little colder than normal, a little/lot wetter than normal except for a good portion stretching from Montana to Mexico, and more snow than normal. Maybe the water table will be back where it belongs next spring if this is true! Anyone else counting down til winter??
http://www.farmersalmanac.com/forum/...recast-maps-2/
here's a link to see the maps, but overall this winter looks to be a little colder than normal, a little/lot wetter than normal except for a good portion stretching from Montana to Mexico, and more snow than normal. Maybe the water table will be back where it belongs next spring if this is true! Anyone else counting down til winter??
http://www.farmersalmanac.com/forum/...recast-maps-2/
#57
I am so ready! And I LOVE cold and snow!!!! I'm sick of taking a shower and walking outside and immediately needing another shower. I hate that my bangs curl in the heat and I just look so much better in my levi cords and turtlenecks!
GO WINTER!
GO WINTER!
#60
According to number of black walnuts on my trees this year, I would say it will be a mild winter. You can usuallly tell by nut crop how heavy the snows will be, so they say. Seems to work around this area. Take care.
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