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Friday, September 28, 2007

East Pacific La Nina Means Warmer Drier Winter for Southwest, Central Rockies

Analysis by climatologists and meteorologists strongly indicate a La Nina is forming and gaining strength in the Eastern Pacific Ocean. If this phenomena reaches its anticipated peak, the climate and weather from California eastward and across the Central Rockies and High Plains will be much nicer than normal with above normal temps and below normal precipitation, including snow. After last winter, a radical swing to weather that would be the opposite of what we endured would be greatly welcome by us flatlanders. I know the livestock, agriculture, and water resources managing folks will think otherwise.


http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/psr/pns/ENSOFactSheet_Sep20.pdf

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