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We are the only group of forecasters able to bring you the seasonal information which includes the extreme conditions we have experienced for many seasons. The extremes continue into this winter season and for the next several years. www.weathersage.com was first to forecast the events in 2008. Surely you have noticed or worse, been a part of the extreme weather conditions.

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In the northwest, many climates exist from the rain forest to the dry side of the mountains just in the state of Washington. The general trend for the northwest USA is to be more dry and milder as the season opens changing to an abundance of precipitation (more than average) as the weeks go by and colder temperatures in eastern, inland regions in the northwest.

In general, the flow of clouds and rain developing well off shore in the Pacific may affect areas in the more southern areas of the west coast, a diversion from traveling normally to the upper more northerly areas.

In southern California the season begins with dry and breezy conditions creating cooler temperatures. The winds will increase as the season progresses bringing warnings of out of season fire conditions. Yet the nebulous flow of rain and clouds could be a factor in this fire prone area.

It is cold wet and very blustery in the northern plains. Winter began early this year and holds the promise of successive angry storms that can damage the environment.

The north central states have a similar fate as the northern plains and with the expectation of very cold temperatures late in the season.

Great Lakes - Extreme temperatures dominate the season. Periods of dry weather are interspersed with strong snowy storms.

South and the Gulf of Mexico are highlighted this season. The convergence of powerful weather systems is sure to result in tornado activity along Tornado Alley and fierce storms in the Gulf that will affect the oil rigs. In general, it will be colder than average with higher wind activity.

Florida, usually the warm escape for the vacationers, has a mild start to winter, but can't escape the cold that is engulfing much of the rest of the nation. It is possible that the stormy activity in the Gulf of Mexico will track to Florida at times during the season increasing rainfall averages.

The mid-Atlantic region is in store for moisture laden systems to dominate the season. The flow from the Gulf of Mexico as well as ocean storms causes more difficult winter weather than normal. Rain or snow will alternate.

A more detailed report for the northeast states and New England is found further in this report. In general, it will be a cold and snowy time of it with Maine and Cape Cod being the main recipients of winter storms. New England will be grazed as times by the ocean storms, the details found in the 'weekly summaries' of weather.

SUMMARY OF COMMENTS FOR WINTER 2010-11 WEATHER in the USA
Turbulence and plenty of snow in the west at the Rocky Mountains and high plains. Those storms will head east and intensify in the middle or central states. High pressure is over the lakes and part of the eastern states for cold but sunny days at a stretch but heavy duty windy storms will be on tap for winter. Destructive weather along the east coast with coastal lows bringing in snow in the north. Florida is cooler than average and should have good precipitation to help with any drought conditions. There may be a severe disturbance or heavy effort needed for the Gulf of Mexico. Seismic activity is strong along 85-95 degrees west longitude. Because it is wintertime, it would be odd to forecast a hurricane, but the energy is there for a significant event.

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According to Webster’s Dictionary, Astrometeorology is defined as the investigation of the relation between the sun, moon, and planets, and the weather. An Astrometeorologist is one who studies and forecasts the weather using Astrometeorology.

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First, a review - FALL in New England, 2010:
A review proves that the weeks of mixed weather was accurate. The winds blew hard this fall. Extreme weather conditions roared through New England and this pattern will continue for winter.

The overall weather for winter will be cold and snowy. Longer periods of dry days then stormy events, many that will retrograde from coastal development. The trends for the USA weather set the stage for eventual effects on the eastern third of the country.

DISCLAIMER:

Weather descriptions in this report are not meant to raise panic, but to only assure you that severe weather is a part of the forecast. It is my intention to alert you to the possibilities and to remind you that some of the storms are localized and preparedness is the key to personal safety.
Carolyn Egan

Winter 2010 - Local Winds Summary for New England- the alerts continue. Wind velocity is calculated independent of the temperature and moisture models. The information is substantial and it is combined with the moisture model. The models are vastly different from the scientific models that give you a long range forecast only up to 3 days.

LOCAL WINDS SUMMARY FOR NEW ENGLAND
The winds are never mentioned in popular Almanacs or in the National Weather Service reports. The Almanacs are hard pressed to even mention a hurricane. A model used in this system for forecasting wind velocity can determine the strength of the wind over the course of a period of time. If a high velocity wind indication combines with a weekly storm forecast, the storm is more intense.
Dec 10th - 29th	A strong wind period mid- and late December associated with winter storms.
Dec 30th - Jan 12, 2011	Seasonable winds. Strong wind event
Jan 10-11th Jan 13th - Feb 2nd	Longer period of calm. However, stronger winds from Jan 18th - see weekly summaries
Feb 3rd -20th	North winds will blow frequently and hard during this period
Feb 21st - Mar 8th	Seasonable winds, nebulous for most of the period but a few strong events.
Mar 9th - 29th	The seasonal winds of March will arrive March 11th and will be more evident on the 15th, 19th & 25th.

WEEKLY SUMMARIES for New England and the Northeast

PRECIPITATION: Along the coast in New England, temperatures are warmer via the Gulf Stream which accounts for rain. In winter, higher elevations experience snow instead of rain.

Tuesday December 21 - 26, 2010 - Full Moon Eclipse at 29 Gemini Perigee Dec 25

It's wet, it's white, it's a White Christmas! It's the perigee time of the month which increases the intensity of inclement weather. Enjoy the snow. Take good care during the holiday weeks. Note: Southern New England may be on the warmer side which will bring in rain.

Monday December 27 - January 3, 2011 - Quarter Moon

Storm warnings are up. The milder air has come and gone, making way for a fierce storm sure to inconvenience many. Partial clearing then rain near the new Moon.

Tuesday January 4 - 11, 2011 - New Moon Solar Eclipse 13 degrees Capricorn

Bright winter weather returns. Wind velocities increase near the end of the period. Mostly dry and cold this week. Clouds and a chance of precipitation tracks to New England but the models are very dry and we may experience snow showers or light snow.

Wednesday January 12 - 18, 2011 - Quarter Moon

Rain showers and mild seasonable temps. Dry mid period. Strong wind velocities over the lakes region may travel to New England at the end of this period to early in the next.

Wednesday, January 19 - 25, 2011 - Full Moon

Rain and wind early in the week. Mid period the temperature drops, snow falls. A coastal storm developing is very possible.

Wednesday, January 26 - February 1, 2011 - Quarter Moon

Windy, dry and cold. Snowstorm at the end of the period, Feb 1-2.

Wednesday, February 2 - 10, 2011 - New Moon

An Arctic blast descends from the north bringing icy chills and sleety precipitation. Will it snow in Florida? A very good chance that it will be very cold with abundant moisture.

Friday February 11 - 17, 2011 - Quarter Moon

Continued cold but dry until later in the period when there is a chance of snow.

Friday February 18 - 23, 2011 - Full Moon **SuperMoon

Yet another storm headed east. Cold winds sweep across the plains driving eastward. Snowfall is evident for New England in a violent winter storm. Miami is very cold and stormy. The California coastline is under assault.

Thursday February 24 - March 3, 2011 - Quarter Moon

Milder and dry. The fronts from the storms across the country coalesce and the atmosphere becomes disturbed. Precipitation is possible, but a strong wind velocity should result over the northeast.

Friday March 4 - 11, 2011 - New Moon

Could it feel like spring is not far away? An easing of the cold into delightful warming air. A chance of a shower as the temperature changes, perhaps changing the type of precipitation with an increase in the wind. Are the crocuses peeking through the soil?

Saturday March 12 - 18, 2011 Quarter Moon

The cold is back, perhaps intensely cold air along with the expected March winds.

Saturday March 19 - 25, 2011 Full Moon **SuperMoon

The March winds remain swirling, twisting; low pressure forms into a severe storm from the Carolinas to New England. Welcome Spring!

HINTS FOR SPRING 2011 WEATHER IN NEW ENGLAND

A stormy and chilly beginning to the spring season here in New England. Alternating long periods of dry along with spring rain.

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