I had thought to refrain from Link-ups of a while but as I was listening to WHEO our local AM radio station(1270). They were doing their call in section called Community Conversations when John a regular caller called in with a giggle and said he had the way to tell what your weather will be all year.
Richard said, "Okay, tell us."
John said,"You record the weather for the first 12 days of the year. Then each day should be a reflection of the overall weather for each month; the first day would be January and the second day would be February."
I thought it sounded fun and wondered how accurate it would be and first thought I would make a post and keep up with it through the year. Then I thought it might be fun for others to join in as well.
I may be the only sort that find fun in such things.
I have set up a little link-up.
Feel free to link-up!
I'm going to chime in January 1-12 and then the last day of each month.
At the end of the year maybe I'll drink a warm cup of cider
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The Long Range Forecast is just a fun way to track the weather for the year based on the first twelve days of the New Year. This is not a scientific forecast. It is just for fun much like watching the ground hog for his shadow. I am going to post the link for the first 12 days of the year and I will post the link on the last day of each month.
This is the direction as told to me:
- Record the weather forecast for the first 12 days of the new year.
- The forecast for the first day should be a reflection of the first months average weather; the second day forecast should be a reflection of the second months forecast; and so on.
- Link in with the forecast in your area.
- Link-up with the name of your site, the City and State. For me it would be Southern Direction, Stuart,VA.
I think it would be fun to track it for the year and we can give our thoughts on the accuratisy of the Long Range Forecast.
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This is a neat experiment. I wish I'd read this first of the month. Thanks for sharing with us at The HomeAcre Hop!
ReplyDeletePlease join us again Thursday at:
http://summersacres.blogspot.com/2014/01/the-homeacre-hop-52.html
~Ann
It may be a sign of a persons age when they are consumed with the weather..and AM radio..
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