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Winter/Spring 2013 (Model Output Discussion)
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 at least mark admits he only blogs dont know an much about forecasting but madden beats all with his icemagedden winter forecast n then tries to use a bit of wet snow on the scotish highlands to justify it :rolleyes: didnt bother looking at his forecast this year yet
 at least mark admits he only blogs dont know an much about forecasting but madden beats all with his icemagedden winter forecast n then tries to use a bit of wet snow on the scotish highlands to justify it :rolleyes: didnt bother looking at his forecast this year yet  