01 Jul 09 08:46, TOM WALKER wrote to ROY WITT:


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

 TW> Wel I know form Experience that Sub Zero Temperatures with ZERO

Where was it that you got lost when I mentioned 'lake effect'? That's
humidity that isn't laying on the ground.

                R\%/itt

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