Was wondering what sort of long range projections folks have been seeing for this winter and what web sites have info on them?
carpniels said:HI,
IN our local paper (upstate NY) they said it was going to be mild.
Good for all of us.
Niels
BeGreen said:I'm still waiting for the heavy hurricane season that was predicted last spring.
If this is the Adorondacks I'll take it. Means mild here as wellcarpniels said:HI,
IN our local paper (upstate NY) they said it was going to be mild.
Good for all of us.
Niels
homefire said:The wooly worms in my garden have very little dark brown on their front and none on the tail.
I believe that means an early start to the winter but very mild and long.
This method has been as accurate as any I have ever heard of and is accepted as in this area.
I am waiting to see if the massive acorn drop means a cold winter theory.
hardwood715 said:Out on the smoking deck watching a squirrel - picks up a nut and eats it- guy next to me says -gonna be a mild winter, I'm like HUH? He says yeah that squirrel should be hiding that nut instead of eating it. Hmmm, whats he know that i don't ?
PAJerry said:Ask the folks in Buffalo
Gibbonboy said:hardwood715 said:Out on the smoking deck watching a squirrel - picks up a nut and eats it- guy next to me says -gonna be a mild winter, I'm like HUH? He says yeah that squirrel should be hiding that nut instead of eating it. Hmmm, whats he know that i don't ?
How to speak Squirrelese.
earthharvester said:The squirrels around here this year are big enough to put a saddle on and ride. Dad use to say big fat squirrels= bad winter.
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