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Poster:
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Poster:
A snowHead
I'm off to Italian alps on 28th Jan, and I'm now at the stage where I'm checking the weather forecast for the area every few hours
as one does in work time
However I have stumbled across a few weather/snow prediction websites for the whole month of January for the Alps and all seem to be pointing to a very dry month from now onwards..this is starting to worry me. Currently the resort that I'm booked up for has about 50cm lower levels and 115cm at upper slopes but still Iam getting concerned ?? hmm
How predictable are these type of long range forecasts?
Obviously
A snowHead
isn't a real person
Obviously
A snowHead
isn't a real person
Long range up to three days is about as good as it gets.... After that is guess work!
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