Farmers Almanac Weather

[Bill Hamilton]

For those of you who look into the farmers almanac. I like what it says for Oklahoma and Texas..lol

April and May will be warmer and drier than normal, with a major tornado outbreak in late April.

http://www.almanac.com/weather/index.php

[Robert Dewey]

January 1-5: Snow showers, cold east; sunny, mild west

January 6-9: Rain, mild

Damn, I better put away my snow shovel, LOL :lol:

I enjoy reading climatological guesses such as the Farmers Almanac and NCEP's seasonal predictions, and then seeing how they verified afterwards...

[Dan Cook]

lol they say mild for tomorrow.

[Geoff Boyle]

January 1-5: Snow showers, cold east; sunny, mild west

January 6-9: Rain, mild


Well thats true for the northwest coast, LOL.

[Robert Dewey]

Originally posted by Geoff Boyle
January 1-5: Snow showers, cold east; sunny, mild west

January 6-9: Rain, mild


Well thats true for the northwest coast, LOL.

LOL, yeah, but that's cheating -- I took it out of the Midwest/Great Lakes section :lol:

[Geoff Boyle]

I know

Funny how that sums up our exact weather up to and predited for those dates, LOL. :lol:

[APritchard]

Originally posted by Geoff Boyle
I know

Funny how that sums up our exact weather up to and predited for those dates, LOL. :lol:


So does that mean the NW Coast will be enjoying this April tornado outbreak as well? :wink:

[Geoff Boyle]

I hope so! :lol:

[Mike Umscheid]

April and May will be warmer and drier than normal, with a major tornado outbreak in late April.

Woohoo! Bring on the dryline LPs in southwest Kansas and western Oklahoma! :lol:

Figures, though, I have only ONE day scheduled off April 19-29th, so you know the almanac will hit this one... :roll:

God forbid the higher-ups in the NWS decide we need to do day 8-14 NDFD grids in the future, please at least give me the option to initialize with farmer's almanac data ;-)

Mike U