![]() Phillips notes the month we came through was the warmest November in about seven years. In fact, he says the month of September was about four degrees warmer than normal, while October was more than one degree warmer and November nearly three degrees warmer. El Nio winters tend to be snowier than average in parts of the South and mid-Atlantic. Meanwhile, just as he forecast three months ago, Phillips says we are coming through a fall in southern Manitoba that was warmer than normal. A strong El Nio is expected to remain in place through this winter. "They were lined up like jumbo jets in the airport tarmac, coming one after another."īut he notes the models are too coarse to squeeze out any indication as to what sort of impact our El Nino winter might have on these storm systems. "Two years ago, we had a whole flock of these Colorado Lows," recalls Phillips. He acknowledges that a Colorado Low can strike fear in the hearts of Manitobans but says it is very difficult to know how frequently they might roll through this winter. ![]() Phillips says one thing that is not really impacted by an El Nino winter, is the number of Colorado Lows that might rip through southern Manitoba.
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