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Old 09-21-2009, 06:18 PM
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Not a chance...with that 90* day Sunday, my guess is that wonderful global warming will kick in (the one that has given us the record corn crop this year) and gradually we will descend to about 40* in December and stay there until February...lots of rain in the lowlands and lots of snow above 2500 ft.

call that 'NO winter at all...leave the snow shovel in the shed.

With the unemployment in the country, we need a very mild winter for the other people who have no money for heat.

The animals will tell us what to expect....and the 'killing frost will also be an indicator...the very tops of the mountains have been brushed with frost already.
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Not a chance...with that 90* day Sunday, my guess is that wonderful global warming will kick in (the one that has given us the record corn crop this year) and gradually we will descend to about 40* in December and stay there until February...lots of rain in the lowlands and lots of snow above 2500 ft.

call that 'NO winter at all...leave the snow shovel in the shed.

With the unemployment in the country, we need a very mild winter for the other people who have no money for heat.

The animals will tell us what to expect....and the 'killing frost will also be an indicator...the very tops of the mountains have been brushed with frost already.
I finally bought a 4 wheel drive so I am ready!!

If we get hard are you coming to track out in the deep snow to get my shovel out of the shed .
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A doctor friend bought a huge snowblower about 10 years ago from Sears...sold it at a garage sale a while back for $150...was (almost) never used. He said it took up too much space and the snow shovel worked better.
If we have a blizzard anytime before January 20th, I'll come and shovel you out...

Getting back to the 'Wooly Bears...they are the biggest I've ever seen.
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