30 Jun 09 08:35, TOM WALKER wrote to ROY WITT:


 RW>> TW> That is not al of Montana of course. BUT one picks the Best and
 RW>> TW> Ignores the Reat.

 RW>> Even the winters...

 TW> Well while some who don't know the reality may look at the
 TW> Temperatures and say I woudl NEVER live tghere it ACTUALLY I got
 TW> Cloder in Great Lakes Ill in the Niddle then I ever did in me 6
 TW> winters in Montana. And that inclused soem 20 Below days of walking
 TW> two miles to School. NO busses in those days

The Great Lakes area you were in is well documented as one of the coldest
parts in that neck of the woods. Cold air moving over cold water or ice
isn't exactly a South Pacific sea breeze. Not to mention that the 'lake
effect' on temps and precipitation is also well known. Hard to say though
that Montana winters are any warmer since there too they get the arctic
air masses that Chicago gets and the lattitude is that much further north
than Chicago. I doubt it. To hear the boys in Saskatchewan and Alberta
tell it, it gets mighty cold up there.

                R\%/itt

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