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Metcheck thoughs on the forthcoming season
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

appears to be getting the first bit right, so far (albeit it's only mid November), I can't see when he wrote this though?

http://www.chamonixweekends.com/metcheck.htm

Well, with the new season around the corner, the eyes are on the weather and how this season will deliver. Many of you will have heard about the longer range forecasts calling for an "average" winter, especially with a weak El Nino expected this year in the Pacific Ocean. The main agreement coming from all forecasting camps is that the blocked, meridional patterns will continue into the winter bringing a season with a greater risk of "extremes", as opposed to "an average" season.
A slightly later than average start to the season is expected, with some resorts struggling to get that first base down by early December. However, the season is shaping up to be a good one, but perhaps the best conditions not until February next year. This season, we're expecting many resorts to continue to to provide excellent conditions until late into the season with no shortage of snow during March and April.

To summarize, a good season on the cards for 2006/7, however unlike last year, a delayed start, but extended last few weeks look likely.

Andrew Bond
Senior Partner
metcheck.com
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Why do these predictions make me think of the "read you star sign" pages in the papers?
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