WINTER WARNING!! Prep Early.. Now.. UPDATED 9-8-2014

Pray these things do not come to pass during winter!

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2746424/Snow-comes-month-early-year-seven-states-seeing-white-week.html

Say goodbye to summer! Snow comes a month early with SEVEN states due to drop into freezing conditions over the next week thanks to another Polar Vortex

• Snow could hit Montana, Wyoming, the Dakotas, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan
  
• Forecasters believe the early temperature drop is due to a polar vortex
  
• Significant 'chill in the air' expected over Great Lakes region
  

By Mail Online Reporter
Published: 16:53 EST, 6 September 2014  |  Updated: 11:22 EST, 7 September 2014  

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Winter weather isn't waiting for the calendar to say when it's time to hit the northern U.S. this year, with snowfall predicted across as many as seven states by Tuesday.
Montana, Wyoming, the Dakotas, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan should all see some snow in the coming week, if the new GFS model is correct, as expected temperatures dip into the 30s.

For the lucky in Wyoming, that snow will only fall on the mountains.
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On its way south: The latest data shows snow falling as much as a month early across at least eight northern U.S. states over the next week



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Way too early: Snow falls at the summit of Grand Targhee Resort in in Alta, Wyoming on August 31, 2014 - the last day of summer




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From one extreme to the next: Weather predictions for fall show cold snowy weather around the northern and central plains, Midwest and the east slopes of the Rockies, while fire threats and continued drought on the west coast




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Seriously?: Heavy snow at Togwotee Mountain Lodge In Moran, Wyoming, on Labor Day, much earlier than expected


If correct, that means the snow will be about a month earlier than usual.
'I suspect any 'lake effect' in Michigan will be ice pellets embedded in rain showers coming off the lakes, which are probably still too warm for snow,' wrote Roy W. Spencer on his personal site.
Spencer bills himself as a climatologist, author, and former NASA scientist.
'Michigan lake effect snow usually holds off till October, at the earliest,' he added.
 

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According to Accuweather, the coldest air since last spring will move south from Canada and across the northern and central plains, Midwest and the east slopes of the Rockies.

The air will be followed by rain in some areas, before frost arrives on Friday.

Temperatures are forecast to dip into the 30s in rural areas of the Dakotas, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Nebraska, according to the weather website's senior meteorologist, Alex Sosnowski.

Temperatures may also drop close to freezing for a few hours.



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Forecast: A cold blast is moving south from Canada and expected to hit next week, affecting the northern and central plains, Midwest and the east slopes of the Rockies

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RED ALERT! Snowpocolypse, not Polar Vortex, Winter weahter by the end of Sept 2014 through June 2015

Monday, September 8, 2014 0:41

Winter 2013-2014 was one of the worst winters in 20-30 years. Last year they warned about the infamous polar vortex. This year it’s the Snowpocolypse. Whether or not, it is as bad as they say it is going to be. We still should be prepared for the worst possible outcome!


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SILVER SPRING, Maryland – 
Chances are you will hear a lot about El Niño in the next month or two. Meteorologists and weather science experts at the National Weather Service (NWS) say that there is a 99% chance that the we will start to see a massive cold-front sooner in the year than has ever happened, which will produce not just record-breaking snowfall, but according to Dr. Boris Scvediok, a doctor of global weather sciences, record shattering snow storms across the board, affecting the entire United States.
“For the sake of comparison to the past winter, lets say that your area received a total of twenty inches of accumulative snow for the season. Because this year the snowfall is predicted to start by the end of September or the beginning of October, you can expect to multiply that number by up to five, ten, maybe even twenty times in some areas. In the worst zones, you could see 50 times the amount of snow you’ve had in the past. This is the type of winter the American public needs to prepare for. Several meteorologists are saying not to buy into what the models are showing. I can tell you from forty years of scientific weather research, they are doing you a disservice,” Dr. Scvediok told the Associated Press on Friday. “The Northeast, Ohio Valley, and Midwestern states will definitely get hit the hardest.”
Edward F. Blankenbaker, Senior Administrator of Meteorologists, also told the media that this will be a once-in-a-lifetime kind of snowy winter.
“Pretty much everyone will see snow like they never have in their lives. Most younger people don’t even know what an actual blizzard looks like, but by the end of March, they will be seasoned survivalists,” Blankenbaker said. “Everyone needs to make sure they have their weather emergency kits prepared and ready to go. There will undoubtably be mass power outages, which along with freezing temperatures and enough snowfall to immobilize entire cities, will most likely, and unfortunately, be a very dangerous recipe. Safety always comes first and the time to prepare is right now.”
Along with the mention of severe winter weather, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) predicts supply and demand could cause shortages, causing the prices of bread and milk to increase substantially. FDA spokesperson Rebecca Miller suggests alternatives in preparation of the coming months.
“We are encouraging that you go out and purchase bulk amounts of dry, powdered milk which can be stored in your cupboards. This will prevent frantic trips to grocery stores and super markets as the onslaught of storms begin to fall upon your respected region.” Miller said. “As far as bread, we suggest you buy as much as you can efficiently store in your freezer. Bread can be frozen and thawed without compromising the integrity of its quality. Preparations such as these are crucial and the fact that technology has brought us to a time and place in which such events can be predicted is quite remarkable. So stock up on your powdered milk and fill your freezer with loaves of bread, because once the blankets of snow begin to fall, brave souls will confront the elements to raid stores of these products like some sort of scavenger hunt. Don’t be a part of the Snowpocolypse, it’s a dangerous battlefield of crazed shopping winter bitten weather zombies.”
Public safety organizations also encourage the masses to prepare themselves by obtaining proper necessities. James Satterfield from the National Fire and Safety Advisory Board says preparation can save lives. “Don’t wait until temperatures plummet into a freeze; obtain cold weather clothing and footwear, including wool thermal socks. It is also crucial to have plenty of batteries, candles, weather radios, you name it. Get prepared, it’s coming.” Satterfield stated. “First and foremost, make sure you have an effective plan in place to make sure you have plenty of bread and milk.”
Dr. Scvediok says to be prepared for a storm that could come as early as the end of September, and plan for the entire winter season, which this year, he says, will more than likely spread into next June.

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So much for Gore-bull warming!