From the OLD Farmers Almanac

[bigdaddyk]

There's two Almanacs, the Farmer's Almanac and the Old Farmer's Almanac. The Farmer's Almanac has Oct 20-23 as being cold.

 

This is what the Old Farmer's Almanac has for the end of October:

 

"Oct. 15-19: Rain, then sunny, cold

Oct. 20-23: Snow

Oct. 24-27: Chilly; rain, then sunny

Oct. 28-31: Cold; snow north, rain south "

 

It might be interesting if this would happen.

[Dan-]

I'd like to see that happen. I don't ever remember it snowing that early. Normally around Philly first snow is somewhere around thanksgiving.

[rgrwilco]

i got my gap to a comfortable 2 inches last season, hoping to push three this year.

[bigdaddyk]

Only gapers believe in the Farmers Almanac..

 

 

That's why I posted from the OLD Farmer's Almanac .

Edited September 6, 2007 by bigdaddyk

[poop]

Oct. 20-23: Snow

 

 

If it snows on my birthday (the 20th) I'd problly shit my pants laughing. although it wont so my sweet pants will stay in pristine condition.

 

 

almanacs...who actually uses one ever?

[snowboarddude]

i hope we count as the north part....

[rgrwilco]

from the information im gathering from weather sites, looking at potential changes in jet stream and long term patterns- its safe to say that it will be cold most of the winter, with some warm days in the mix. it will snow sometimes, and rain other times. ski areas around here will open in december, close in march, and boulder will stay open into april. bear creek say things to allude to staying open later but wont.

[bigdaddyk]

almanacs...who actually uses one ever?

 

 

I look at them. Suprisingly, they have predicted some of the major snowstorms that we've gotten. Although it was probable just luck.