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Location: NYC based - Used to Live in Philly - Transplant from Miami
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According to Farmer's Almanac, it will be mild but long winter. I am not looking forward to it.
Those months after the holidays are especially dreadful> I feel that this year we only got winter - one week of Spring - short Summer - now it's getting cold again
Well, my pessimistic outlook is that it will be slightly below/moderatly below normal in october, november/early december, and then a major pattern change with mild westerly winds that continues both in latter half of december, all of january, all of feberuary and the first half of mars. It will come in as one of the 5-mildest winters ever recorded. Temperature anomalies for my hometown in Dec: +1.7C, Jan: +4.9C and feb +3.3C
Farmer's Almanac is junk science. I do hear predictions of 1970/71 or 1990/91 winters, which means a heavy snowfall in early winter and a warm spring. Predictions are about as accurate as rolling the dice though.
Average low in January -1.9 C
Average high in January 5.8 C
You'd better study up for the next time!
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