The Epiphany snow of 1/6/2015: Just a scrimmage.

That also happens to coincide with the climatologically coolest time period of the year for North America. In recent decades, this upcoming period has featured some of the most significant and memorable winter storms in the Eastern U.S. history. What are we saying, without revealing too much too early? For now, let's use a football analogy to explain where the pattern is heading:
How we can work the next storm with you:
- Hold the third string QB for a game toward end of the season, not at this stage in the playoffs, when you need to improve your rankings to offset the now-higher ranked team led by Coach Nature. We were trained by her, so we know the tactics that team uses.
- Make sure your offensive lineup (your storm action plans) will be injury free and ready to make some bold moves. Considering how things went during the snow scrimmage this week, the defensive strategy may need some work. Since it's early, our Winter Stormcasters are in prime shape.
- We can also help with running interference and show successful techniques the secondary can use if the pass play turns into a run. Plus with a multi-state and multi-county team, we have excellent zone coverage.
As winter progresses, you can count on us to be on the field with you long before the fans arrive, and well after the game is over.
Interested in our Insider services? We'd like to see team have a successful second half of the season.
- Visit our online store for details on how to register and get our next Insider newsletter before winter storm season gets back on to the field.
- Or, send us a simple message to winter@footsforecast.org and we'll reply with the registration message.
Thanks for your loyalty and support
in our 11th winter of authentic local weather.
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