The Lezak Recurring Cycle and Big Cities, Big Snows

Bericht van: Ronald (Oak Creek, Wisconsin) , 25-01-2014 01:20 

The Weather Centre, Chicago,Ill Jan 24,2014

The Lezak Recurring Cycle, or LRC, is a tool developed by meteorologist Gary Lezak that, in essence, can enable forecasters to predict the overall weather pattern months in advance. The gist of the LRC involves a cycling weather pattern that develops in October and November of each year; no pattern is the same from year to year. Around mid November, the LRC begins to repeat, meaning we start to see a similar weather pattern in mid November that we saw in early October. This means that the cycling pattern has begun, and it will continue to cycle on a regular (non-changing) 40-60 day interval for the next ~10 months before it dissipates over the following summer. - See more at: http://theweathercentre.blogspot.com/2014/01/chicago-detroit-new-york-city-targeted.html#sthash.GRiY7YPQ.dpuf

http://theweathercentre.blogspot.com/2014/01/chicago-detroit-new-york-city-targeted.html
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Ronald (Oak Creek, Wisconsin) ( 210m) -- 25-01-2014 01:20
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Mark (Zaanstad) -- 25-01-2014 01:28
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Ronald (Oak Creek, Wisconsin) ( 210m) -- 25-01-2014 01:39