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I don't know how was situation in America in those winters.
Someone knows that?
New York area.
December 1983, January 1984 and March 1984 had notable cold spikes but little sustained cold. February 1984 was a torch. March 1984 had the only real snow. The following summer behaved like a second-summer La Niña, with a major heat wave in early to mid June and not much heat thereafter.
December 2005 had some snow and some cold. January 2006 was a torch. February 2006 featured a then-record snowstorm of 26.9 inches, that melted in the subsequent torchy weather. March 2006 was nondescript. The following summer had a notable late July and early August heat wave but other than that little sustained heat. There was more than a fair share of severe weather though.
I would imagine though these forecasts are quite inaccurate so many months in advance. I mean even the Euro deterministic forecasts accuracy drops off dramatically after 5 days.
How can we expect to believe these months away SST forecasts. Winter will be cold, as it always is lol. It is just to what degree. I look forward to Autumn at this point as I'm over heat and humidity. I'm really looking forward to no nights with AC again, windows open for a couple months, and wearing nice sweaters. Unlike George, when summer is over, I want it over and not to continue into late October.
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