A recent study claimed Arctic sea-ice loss is causing the Polar Vortex to shift and as a result, winters are expected to get longer and more bitter.
Now, forecasters say it is 'unprecedentedly early'.
More
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Friday, November 04, 2016
Forecasters say Polar vortex could hit US in January
A recent study claimed Arctic sea-ice loss is causing the Polar Vortex to shift and as a result, winters are expected to get longer and more bitter.
Now, forecasters say it is 'unprecedentedly early'.
More
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More like late January and into February. We will see..
Global warming?
Guess I better go buy Milk, Bread and Eggs.
The forecasters are the US Military.
They already know what is planned for the winter's weather.
don't forget the toilet paper!!
Let's ask Dan's opinion!
Nothing against "the experts", but I watch the various birds and squirrels in my yard gathering food and housing supplies. They are more reliable.
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