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To: rails99 who wrote (19555)	9/27/2002 5:18:21 AM
From: Roebear	Respond to of 36161

rails99, When my long range work comes up with a date for a large storm it is when different methods come up with the same date. In this case: The New Years storm I predicted NY 2001: usatoday.com One that made a movie: perfectstorm.warnerbros.com And another storm (My first public prediction, but I only said during that winter, no specific date) that was famous: ("In the United States, 26 states and half of the nation's population were affected by the March 1993 blizzard. It was a Category 3 winter hurricane") infoplease.com All these weather scenarios made some hits around the holidays on my system, I chose 12 31 2002 as the most likely date within a week of possibility. Frankly, the odds are so high against me on this type of long range prediction, I'll take any kind of storm I can get, ggg. PS, Quite likely my last communication for a few weeks, so keep the thread active, I'll be back before the snow flies here in Pennsylvania! Best Regards, Roebear