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Long Term Weather Forecast

November 2002 - October 2003

November-March

Winter will be milder than normal, on average, but cooler than last winter. Precipitation and snowfall will be greater than normal. Expect snow accumulations in late November, around Christmas and the New Year, in mid to late January, in the first half of February, and in the second week of March. The coldest temperatures will occur in mid January and the first half of February.

April-May

April and May will bring prolonged sunny periods, with the usual spring showers. Overall, the period will be near normal in temperature and precipitation. (Please refer to our average monthly temperature and the average monthly precipitation)

June-August

June through August will be cooler than normal, on average, with less than usual humidity. The hottest temperatures will occur in late June and early August, but there will not be any prolonged heat waves. Rainfall will be below normal in the northwest, but heavy thunderstorms will add up to above-normal rainfall in the southeast.

September-October

September and October will be cooler and wetter than normal, with unseasonably cold temperatures in late September.

NOTE: Long Term Weather Forecast is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but without any warranty, without even the implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. We assume no liability for damages arising from use of these predictions.

Source: The Old Farmer's Almanac

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