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To: Neeka who wrote (98684)2/4/2005 5:15:20 PM
From: D. Long  Respond to of 793634
 
My local ski area is going to offer refunds on season passes if patterns don't change. According to meteorologists, snow is on the way

I'd be really pissed if I spent hundreds of dollars on ski clothes for this winter. Luckily Kristel and I passed this season - we had to buy winter wardrobes. After living in Texas for so long, we didn't have any gloves, hats, boots, sweaters, etc. :)

Derek



To: Neeka who wrote (98684)2/4/2005 7:06:45 PM
From: Sig  Respond to of 793634
 
No lack of precipitation down here in central TX. Last 3 years have been wet and we are starting off good this month also. And only a couple of 100 degree days in 2004.
IMO its just a shift in the jet streams,or change in weather at one latitude compensated by change in another latitude. Like someone gets a drier season.

If this has anything to do with global warming, just bring it on. Sorry about the skiing problems.

Sig


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