Will the winter of 2002 2003 be really cold?

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Will the winter of 2002 2003 be really cold?

An SI Board Since September 2002

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Emcee: Stephen O	Type: Unmoderated

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Yesterday,Sept 7th, I saw a big flock of robins in my back yard in Vancouver. These would be the robins that migrate south for the winter, there are some solitary birds that are resident here year round.. They come in to eat mountain ash berries on their way from northern British Columbia south into the southern US. They are at least a month early and suggests to me that this winter is going to be brutal. Please use this thread to post your views and observations.

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5	January was the second warmest on record down here-- at least at Sea-Tac airport	Mike McFarland	-	2/9/2003
4	The winter seems to have been brutally cold in the North East, here in Vancouver	Stephen O	-	2/9/2003
3	topex-www.jpl.nasa.gov The bulge of deep warm water in the CEP cpc.ncep.noaa.go	Mike McFarland	-	10/3/2002
2	<i> The stormiest periods will be in early December, with rain along the c	Mike McFarland	-	9/10/2002
1	The Farmer's Almanac for British Columbia also states that the winter will b	Stephen O	-	9/8/2002

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