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<br />Experimental CDC Forecasts <br /> <br />EXPERIMENTAL CDC OCT-DEC 2004 PRECIPITATION FORECAST <br />(issued September 13, 2004) <br /> <br />EXPERIMENTAL CDC JAN-MAR 2005 PRECIPITATION FORECAST <br />(issued September 14,2004) <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />..... <br /> <br /> <br />..10"'" +S'lV <br /> <br />For OCT-DEC '04, better-than-average odds for a wet season are confined to AZ and NE CO, while east- <br />central and southeastern CO have similar odds for a dry fall. None of these shifts in the odds is statistically <br />significant. For JAN-MAR'05, increased odds for a wet season reach significant levels in AZ, while the <br />reverse odds for a dry late winter peak over the Wasatch mountains of UT. Both NE CO and E NM feature <br />increased odds of near-normal precipitation in late winter. The resemblance of these forecast maps with EI <br />Nino composites is not accidental. Source: hup:l/www.cdc.lloaa.gov/people/klaus.wollerlSWcasls/ <br />