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You make this blog entry with sarcasm. I will be willing to bet that some warmists looking at this blog for the first time think you are serious.
My daughter, aged 10, would love it there, proper Christmas isn’t complete without lots of snow.
Even thought the AO is negative
http://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/precip/CWlink/daily_ao_index/ao.sprd2.gif
it looks like we might not get a White Christmas in the UK this year. The Uk is tricky as we can have winds from 4 directions.
Still looks like a positive 12 months in the Antarctic is on the cards for end of year. Quite unusual.
Andy
beautiful image!:-)
The New England ski resorts should also be getting snow over the next few days. Looks like great Christmas skiing for a lot of places.