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November 16, 2007 - Dynamic Predictables releases its December 2007 mean monthly outlooks of temperature and precipitation for all climate divisions of the United States as a national weather service. Prediction categories include: Near Average, Above Average or Below Average temperature and precipitation. No division is designated “EC,” that is, having an equal likelihood of normal, above normal or below normal; in effect, no forecast. Graphics are available on web site, www.dynamicpredictables.com .
December 2007 temperatures will trend warmer than usual across the northern half of the nation. The south will be near average except the southeast which will be cool.
December 2007 precipitation will be dry in the Northern High Plains, the Middle Mississippi Valley and Florida. It will be wetter than usual in the southeast and southern Rockies.
Weather based energy demands will be somewhat less than usual, but even usual temperatures at this time of the year carry a chill whenever moisture threatens. Growers will have to time grain bin aeration fans to gradually lower internal temperatures. Where moisture is heavy, soils may lose expensive, recently applied nitrogen.
Temperatures should be cool enough to help move winter clothes but not enough to stop retailers from worrying about it. And this may be an excellent time for buyers to snap up needed items for the wintry weather that will arrive early in the New Year when weather may be more of an energy demand driver. Toys may not have the pull of some years, but electronics could.
Watch for a January 2008 outlook December 18, 2007.
About Dynamic Predictables, LLC. – Dynamic Predictables is a private weather, water and climate company providing comprehensive weather, climate and impact assessment for agriculture, construction, distribution, energy, media and custom climatology interests. Sophisticated algorithms provide improved definition of time and space applications on a dedicated contractual basis. El Nino predictions and DP mean monthly outlooks of temperature and precipitation are available as much as one to five year in advance. Climate forecasts are also available for selected international locations.
Contact: Gregg Suhler (573) 815-0520; email suhlerg ( @ ) dynapred dot com
Al Peterlin (717) 731-8804; email apeterlin ( @ ) panetwork dot com
