Question For Don
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WEATHERGURU
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Question For Don
Hey Don what about lower Michigan? I know your official forecast comes out on Oct. 15th. Could you please give a little insight to the lower lakes (Lower michigan) THanks. Your insight you give is very Kowledgeable and informitive. Thanks..
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donsutherland1
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Re: Question For Don
WEATHERGURU,
I believe that Winter 2004-05 will be colder than normal for the Lower Michigan area and snowfall will be above to much above the 2003-04 figure. I'm still sorting through prospective analogs, so I'm not entirely certain just how high the snowfall will be, other than it will come out above last winter's figure.
I believe that Winter 2004-05 will be colder than normal for the Lower Michigan area and snowfall will be above to much above the 2003-04 figure. I'm still sorting through prospective analogs, so I'm not entirely certain just how high the snowfall will be, other than it will come out above last winter's figure.
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