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09/18/2019 10:29AM
I have a coworker who swears by this thing so out of curiosity I checked it out to see what might happen.
Almanac weather forecast upper midwest
SNOW ALREADY!!! I hope that proves to be false.
However October is looking rather nice....kind of at least.
Almanac weather forecast upper midwest
SNOW ALREADY!!! I hope that proves to be false.
However October is looking rather nice....kind of at least.
“Adopt the pace of nature: her secret is patience.” - Ralph Waldo Emerson
09/18/2019 10:48AM
x2jmorris: "I have a coworker who swears by this thing so out of curiosity I checked it out to see what might happen.
Almanac weather forecast upper midwest
SNOW ALREADY!!! I hope that proves to be false.
However October is looking rather nice....kind of at least."
Well in 3 weeks twice in my life,early October, I have seen like 6 inches of snow in the Isabella and Tomahawk trail area. Yeh, it melts in a couple of days. But winter can sneak up on you. Remember like Sept. 29th in Quetico fishing lake trout it was heavy snow squalls of and on all morning. Yes it melted right away. But it was cold on the water.
09/18/2019 12:31PM
I've only been in "snowstorms" during May and June. Guess I am not surprised it could happen in September but it just seems winter is closing in quick this year.
“Adopt the pace of nature: her secret is patience.” - Ralph Waldo Emerson
09/18/2019 09:16PM
justpaddlin: "Mid 80's in SW Michigan today and I'm pleasantly sore after a spectacular paddle. We seem to be having August in September after having September in August. Would not mind a few days of deep freeze to kill the mosquitos that are killing folks around here.
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First off that second pic is amazing. And second yeah I just heard about the mosquito issue. That is crazy and getting really close to MN area.
“Adopt the pace of nature: her secret is patience.” - Ralph Waldo Emerson
09/18/2019 09:33PM
arctic: "It looks like the Farmers Almanac is gonna be wrong again. Sitting around a big city office, smoking pot, is no way to forecast the weather... "
Is that kind of what they do? Well now I have something to research at work tomorrow. How do they get their forecasts.
“Adopt the pace of nature: her secret is patience.” - Ralph Waldo Emerson
09/19/2019 07:20AM
x2jmorris: "arctic: "It looks like the Farmers Almanac is gonna be wrong again. Sitting around a big city office, smoking pot, is no way to forecast the weather... "
Is that kind of what they do? Well now I have something to research at work tomorrow. How do they get their forecasts."
Here's a bonus pic to enjoy during one of your bong breaks
09/19/2019 10:02AM
Nice pic again... and bong? breaks lol. Not really my thing :)
However I did read up a little on their predictions. I guess it is a secret formula made in 1792 and relies somewhat on sunspots. They claim 80% accuracy. The studies I read say it is more like 53% accurate which is equivalent to guessing. So in other words it is made up. In case anyone wanted to know :)
However I did read up a little on their predictions. I guess it is a secret formula made in 1792 and relies somewhat on sunspots. They claim 80% accuracy. The studies I read say it is more like 53% accurate which is equivalent to guessing. So in other words it is made up. In case anyone wanted to know :)
“Adopt the pace of nature: her secret is patience.” - Ralph Waldo Emerson
09/19/2019 03:59PM
x2jmorris: "Chuckles: "Those last two pics look like mosquito heaven! "
September and October should be ok though right?!?!"
Yes usually. Have seen the last week of Sept. mosquitoes terrible. That is rare tho.
Get the water to cool down a few more degrees and you will be find.
09/19/2019 05:09PM
The last decade around grouse opener which is now it often has been in the 80's or even 90 degrees in the Mille lacs area-thats crazy.
We use to see are first killer frost around Sept. 25th. Not this year.
Are ash trees are turning yellow tho,the rest are dark green still.
We use to see are first killer frost around Sept. 25th. Not this year.
Are ash trees are turning yellow tho,the rest are dark green still.
09/19/2019 06:43PM
fraxinus: "Chuckles: "Those last two pics look like mosquito heaven! "
My thoughts exactly, shade, calm water, no wind, if you put your ear close to yhe monitor you can hear them buzzing. "
Hmmm. Maybe the skeeters were all gobbled up by the heron, swans, storks, ducks, geese and fish. The wetland in the pic below is 20 meters upstream of the pic with my canoe. I wonder who is responsible for creating this horrible mosquito paradise.
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