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Drew Lerner forecasting wet summer weather?

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  • sumdumguy
    Senior Member
    • Mar 2007
    • 12004

    #11
    I like both satellite and radar. When destructive and violent summer storms are meandering, radar is a valuable early warning system. Bethune radar ticked me many times last summer. Good on you Farma for reminding me. I will report back with what I find out.

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    • sumdumguy
      Senior Member
      • Mar 2007
      • 12004

      #12
      Originally posted by sumdumguy View Post
      I like both satellite and radar. When destructive and violent summer storms are meandering, radar is a valuable early warning system. Bethune radar ticked me many times last summer. Good on you Farma for reminding me. I will report back with what I find out.
      Deadly storms in Georgia and Mississippi killed 19 people. How dies this happen? You would think that these areas would have early warning and the other conundrum is why would anyone live in mobile homes in that area?

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      • tweety
        Senior Member
        • Nov 2014
        • 3059

        #13
        Coming from the same idiot who predicted a dryer cooler fall last year? Couldn't even hit 50% right.

        Are farmers really that stupid to believe in drew given that forecasts beyond 48 hours are sketchy? and after a week are a complete guess? Good for Drew though, making money telling stories. I'm just jealous.

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        • fjlip
          Senior Member
          • Oct 2002
          • 9878

          #14
          Originally posted by tweety View Post
          Coming from the same idiot who predicted a dryer cooler fall last year? Couldn't even hit 50% right.

          Are farmers really that stupid to believe in drew given that forecasts beyond 48 hours are sketchy? and after a week are a complete guess? Good for Drew though, making money telling stories. I'm just jealous.
          Agree, but the Climate Change Nazis POSITIVELY know exactly what the weather will be for a 100 years!

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          • redleaf
            Senior Member
            • Feb 2008
            • 381

            #15
            Originally posted by tweety View Post
            Coming from the same idiot who predicted a dryer cooler fall last year? Couldn't even hit 50% right.

            Are farmers really that stupid to believe in drew given that forecasts beyond 48 hours are sketchy? and after a week are a complete guess? Good for Drew though, making money telling stories. I'm just jealous.
            I too have subscribed to Drew's service and feel that even for my small farm it is money well spent. I would put his long range forecast up against David Phillips of enviro a Canada any day. Access to ground radar on a smartphone in spraying season "priceless"
            PS Drew got the cooler part right for sure so I guess that would be 50%.
            How did Dave do ?
            http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/record-hot-summer-could-mean-soft-start-to-winter-environment-canada-s-david-phillips-says-1.3774235
            Hard to say not one mention of western Canada in that link.
            Last edited by redleaf; Jan 24, 2017, 11:07.

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            • tweety
              Senior Member
              • Nov 2014
              • 3059

              #16
              Didn't november break record temps? Yes it did.

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              • redleaf
                Senior Member
                • Feb 2008
                • 381

                #17
                oh ya nov was pretty good. October was nice too except for the part where it snowed and stayed all month even through the fog and rain.

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