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  • Extreme Arctic outbreak possible next week as polar vortex targets northern U.S.

    01/24/2019 10:33:42 AM PST · by entropy12 · 109 replies
    wapo ^ | January 24 at 11:51 AM | By Jason Samenow
    One of the most severe cold air outbreaks in years is possible from the Upper Midwest to the Northeast next week as the jet stream crashes south and a large lobe of the polar vortex plunges toward the Great Lakes.
  • Montana Snow About 60 Days Early

    09/16/2017 9:20:33 AM PDT · by rktman · 33 replies
    iceagenow.info ^ | 9/15/2017 | Robert
    I live south of Missoula, Montana, in the Sapphire & Bitterroot Mountains at 3,500 ft; in the area being discussed, and we haven’t been getting snow like this for several years. Our hunting seasons have been without snow quite regularly and last year we didn’t get ANY snow until the last few days of the season in late November. However the winter snow sticks around here until early August at higher altitude (6,000 ft+). So, it’s about 60 days early, and with this the bow hunters might stop complaining about terrible tracking conditions without SNOW. Animals leave tell-tale tracks in...