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Strategies & Market Trends : Strictly: Drilling II -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Step1 who wrote (24153)	12/24/2002 8:53:52 AM
From: Roebear	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 36161

Step1, Winter UPDATE, Thanks Step1, I listen carefully when you speak of Japan. Currier & Ives weather for the holidays predicted here 10-29-02: Message 18170694 I forgot to mention, around the holidays expect no respite, it should be Currier & Ives time!! Possibility this prediction may be a DOUBLE HIT, with a storm Christmas and one around New Years: Message 18336861 I also forecast a large snow storm around the holiday period with the most likely date 12-31. To flesh that out a bit, fine tuning from current conditions, consider that a ten day period with the center on 12-31. Please note that my winter forecast began end of Sept and were earlier than any forecaster I know, excluding those silly almanacs. I want to note that Joe Bastardi (who has been hotter than a firecracker on his forecasts since summer) is now calling for possible 12-18" from the Christmas storm from PA to southern NE, could make it the Christmas storm of the century. I'm not getting specific on this one, I don't do short term except for myself, but am excited to see if I get a double hit on my call for a large holiday storm. For those around my area that don't like snow, this may be a blessing, as size of the Christmas storm, if it is as large as Joe says, may reduce size of New Years storm, which I was expecting to be a blockbuster but would be satisfied with if we had TWO semi blockbuster storms instead, ggg! NWS model still has them too warm on this storm for what could take place, so if any folks here are in the MidAtlantic/Southern New England, be prepared! Merry Christmas, Roebear