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That forecast doesn't contain enough 'cold' in the right places.....only, the East.

In a forecast for the NWT, there's some hint of snow and cold temps significant enough to move birds in mid-late October. That's AGAIN, awfully late........but should be good for the Prairie Region, Northern Plains and Upper Midwestern Sections of the US.

RE: #7 - More snow/ice in our area (without a significant migration) only means that the birds that are in our area at that time will be concentrated on open water......not fields and sloughs.

Compare the Weather Channel video to this forecast and the conclusion you get is that this far out is nothing more than a guess. They are almost opposite of each other in terms of where cold will be.

it's gonna be what it's gonna be, either way we'll be out there.

champcaller wrote:it's gonna be what it's gonna be, either way we'll be out there.

true

well said!

Aside from the said preliminary Winter Forecast.......

.......things are setting-up nicely up North this week. It's pretty warm right now, but IMO by next weekend there should be some significant bird movement above the border and into NoDak due to approaching 'cold' temperatures and chances for some snow.

I wouldn't be surprised if you start hearing and spotting snow geese between the 6th and the 13th of October in Dixie.

there have been snows and specks on the ground on the grand prairie as of last week.

There is a group of snows/specks in north tunica county as of yesterday.

'guess that shows I'm more out of touch than I thought.

'Still excited about the weather events shaping-up in Canada this week.

I'm watching that same system Ant.
My wife says I'm getting old because I watch the weather channel, and get updates on my phone about the weather in 11 states and 2 provinces in Canada eh!

Old...........I dare her!!!

H20 Fowl wrote:I'm watching that same system Ant.
My wife says I'm getting old because I watch the weather channel, and get updates on my phone about the weather in 11 states and 2 provinces in Canada eh!

Old...........I dare her!!!

Where would one get these updates, sir?

The weather bug app. Just set your locations, and you'll get updates on any area you want.