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  • dirt_girl
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      I copied this from The Old Farmer’s Almanac 2006:

      September and October will be exceptionally mild, with very warm periods in early and mid-September. Rainfall will be near normal in the east and below normal in the west.

      Old Farmer’s Almanac brags on their 80% correct predictions!

      :flag:

      dirt_girl

      New Hampshire
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        As Brian chants “Sun, blue skies and warm weather… Sun, blue skies and warm weather… Sun, blue skies and warm weather… Sun, blue skies and warm weather…” 😆 .

        Brian

        SilentCal
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          There is a tradition that has begun.

          2004 Planning Meeting – Rain
          2004 Event Day – Sunny

          2005 Planning Meeting – Rain
          2005 Event Day – Sunny

          2006 Planning Meeting – Rain
          2006 Event Day – ?????

          We’ve had periods of rain every time we’ve had a meeting and awesome weather for the Event Day.

          No worries. :flag:

          Frodo
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            Early Sept in New England typically has the finest weather of the year in this ever changing climate zone. For a few weeks we actually rival San Diego for the best weather in the country. They on the other hand, have that type of weather year round 😮

            dirt_girl
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              This may be the first year EVER that I hike into November! :beer:

              So long as that white, cold, slippery junk stays to a minimal.:angry:

              It would be nice to finish my 48’s… on Madison… on my 148th birthday! 😮

              Hey Frodo!!
              Welcome back! Sorry, I keep forgetting to welcome you home!!
              Got any good hiking stories??? 😀

              New Hampshire
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                Hey Madison,

                Get yourself some Crampons, snowshoes and some warm winter clothes. Jen and I will hike ANYWHERES you want this winter. Youll finish in no time. We just got Jim a little taste of it this past winter and he is now nibbling. It will be fun. C’mon, whatcha say?!?! 😉 😆 😆

                Brian

                P.S. And just think of this…..it will be nice to drive home and snuggle up with your man after a cold days hike 😛 😀

                Sherpa John
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                  SO long as New Hampshire is hiking… it’ll rain for sure. 😥

                  Jaytrek57
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                    You don’t step on Superman’s cape.
                    You don’t talk to your pitcher during a no-hitter.

                    You don’t jinx the weXXXXX by mentioning it.

                    Someone quickly throw salt over their shoulder. 😀

                    :flag: :flag: :flag: :flag: :flag:

                    dirt_girl
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                      Jay… 😀 !!

                      Just breath buddy, I post the Farmer’s Almanac weather prediction each year, just to temp fate. 👿

                      Cal is on to something… 💡
                      … there is an ominous correlation between the planning meeting weather and the event weather.

                      Okay, a little salt won’t hurt either. Maybe eye of newt and wing of bat, too?!:wink:

                      My money is on sunshine!! :beer:

                      dirt_girl

                      New Hampshire
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                        @Sherpa John wrote:

                        SO long as New Hampshire is hiking… it’ll rain for sure. 😥

                        😛 😳 😕 :flag:

                        Brian

                        Frodo
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                          Jaytrek57 wrote

                          Someone quickly throw salt over their shoulder.

                          The first thing that comes to mind is the scene with Cam Neeley from “Dumb and Dumber” 😀 Too funny!

                          dirt_girl

                          Thanks for the W/B! I will have a few stories for ya when we meet again at this years post gathering. 🙂

                          Also, winter in the Whites is “SPECTACULAR”

                          mmChris
                          Keymaster
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                            Mmmmmm, California! Nice!

                            “Those your skis?”

                            “Yeah”

                            “Both of ’em?”

                            Sherpa John
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                              Just a note… New Hampshire hiked to Owls Head this weekend… IN THE RAIN! I rest my case. :angry:

                              SilentCal
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                                Maybe we should send Brian out west for that weekend. Where do you work again???? :flag:

                                Brownie
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                                  I predict that nothing but clear weather will come of this “curse” that has bestowed upon “Newhampshire” AKA Brian. 😛
                                  He is, after all, signed up with the good fortune of the crew on Mt Garfield!…..that’s ME! :flag:
                                  And I shall bring forth the sunshine up from Cape Cod for the day!

                                  Curses begone!

                                  Brownie

                                  Lincoln 2004
                                  South Twin 2005
                                  Mt Garfield 2006

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