*2005-2006 Winter Weather Predictions (Events Leading to May 2006)
2/11/2006 - MY PREDICTION FOR FEB 1-15th blizzard holds true. Blizzard of 2006 has arrived. For all the skeptics out there if this does not prove my validity what will? Your car buried in a 4 foot snow drift should. The impact is so great that places in Florida will feel the frigid effects.

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ISSUES BLIZZARD WARNINGS AT 4:32 PM
URGENT - WINTER WEATHER MESSAGE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE UPTON NY
432 PM EST SAT FEB 11 2006
...A MAJOR WINTER STORM...WITH HEAVY SNOW AND BLIZZARD CONDITIONS
AT COASTAL SECTIONS...IS FORECAST FROM TONIGHT INTO SUNDAY
AFTERNOON...
.A DEVELOPING COASTAL LOW WILL MOVE OFF THE NORTHEAST NORTH CAROLINA
COAST THIS EVENING...THEN INTENSIFY AND TRACK NORTHEAST UP THE MID
ATLANTIC COAST TONIGHT. THE LOW WILL CONTINUE TO LIFT NORTHEAST RAPIDLY
INTENSIFY AND PASS SOUTHEAST OF MONTAUK POINT AROUND MIDDAY
SUNDAY. THE INTENSIFYING LOW WILL TAP INTO GULF AND ATLANTIC
MOISTURE TO PRODUCE HEAVY SNOW ACROSS THE TRI STATE AREA...WITH
BLIZZARD CONDITIONS ALONG THE COASTAL PLAIN AND INTERIOR SOUTHEAST
CONNECTICUT.
MY PREDICTION SNOWFALL PREDICTIONS FOR THIS STORM

2/10/2006 - As I have mentioned below on this site in the TIME TABLE/PROBABILITY of events I expect to occur leading up to the Severe Weather Outbreak, it appears a MAJOR WINTER STORM is on our front door steps. "Dramatic nor'easter strikes the Northeast crippling travels from Maine - DC. 16-24 inches of snow in NYC, with 5 foot snow drifts. " That was the prediction I made in late November. This means if this happens May's major storm outbreak I predict has about a 78% probability of occurring. The storm might not be as heavy as I thought as it will be fast moving, but this will be a very noteable storm for 2006. The weather pattern is busy, and there is a still a chance for this snow storm to be 1 of a series this month.
"AccuWeather.com is forecasting this weekend's blizzard will hit the major cities in the Northeast" - Feb 10, 2006

The weather forecast at 10:33 AM Friday Feburary 10, 2006.
1/30/2006 - We should
all be preparing for radical changes in the weather from Feb 1 - 15th. I expect
drastic change in temperatures. A blizzard is on the way. I have verifiable
evidence for this courteous of NBC 30 Hartford from certified meteorologists. If
you haven't been here before the rapid changes in the short come this winter in
the Northeast are significant for the most devastating weather outbreak to
unfold this spring. What happens in
winter has bearing on the upcoming seasons.
"For six consecutive months, including November, temperatures have averaged above normal. The atmosphere maintains a delicate thermal balance, so one idea we use is the "rubber band" theory. We've stretched the band so long and so far in one direction, it comes shooting back, and in most cases, keeps going the opposite way. 2005 was a record-breaking hurricane season. Our research (over the last 100 years) shows that in the most active tropical storm seasons, the winters that follow, without exception, feature above normal snowfall in the Northeast. More than 75 percent of our globe is made up of oceans. What occurs in the oceans has a direct impact on global weather. We observe patterns in the oceans; in the Pacific, when the sea surface temperature is more than 5 degrees above what's normal, El Nino, we have mild New England winters. When the sea surface temperatures are more than 5 degrees colder than normal, La Nina, we have variable, but far more typical winters. When the sea surface temperatures are near normal, within 5 degrees, it's considered La Nada, or neutral, and we have very snowy winters. This winter the sea surface temperatures are neutral, perhaps trending toward a slight La Nina.Incidentally, when we had the record-breaking snows of 1995-1996 (10 feet at Bradley International Airport), we had this neutral, La Nada, sea surface temperature scheme in the Pacific."
-Brad Field Chief Meteorologist NBC30 Hartford, CT
1/29/2006 - For the record, I have compiled numerous statistics for tornado outbreaks over the decades and these are the most favorable months for tornado outbreaks.
