October Snow Storm Predicted 13 Months in Advance

When I predicted the 2010 ice storm three months before it happened I thought it was dumb luck. After all, the worst ice storm in history hit NH when I went to Disney in 2008. So I figured something would happen when I went in 2010…and it did.


Based on history I joking said another massive storm would hit between 10/19 and 10/27. How was I to know that I was going to be just three days off on my prediction? The third most devastating storm in history of NH would hit on 10/30. Nearly 250,000 people left without power.

Yes this is no Joke. I predicted this event 13 months in advance. I tell you, when I go to Disney bad things happen. I’d make my next Disney trip in the summer but then a hurricane would hit.

Now if you think I am kidding check out the following:

2010 Storm Prediction:


http://thecousinmickeydoesnttalkabout.blogspot.com/2009/12/awful-weather-predicted-for-first-week.html

Confirmation of that storm:

http://thecousinmickeydoesnttalkabout.blogspot.com/2010/03/unofficially-banned-from-disney-world.html

October 2011 Storm Prediction

http://thecousinmickeydoesnttalkabout.blogspot.com/2010/09/state-of-new-hampshire-post-weather.html

State of New Hampshire Posts Weather Advisory for October 2011

In an unprecedented move the State of New Hampshire has posted a weather advisory starting on October 19^th, 2011 and ending on October 27^th, 2011. That is not a typo, the weather advisory covers a time period that is 13 months away.

The advisory was posted because of a recent report that said the Cousin Mickey Doesn’t Talk About is returning to Disney World during that time. History has proven that anytime the Cousin Mickey Doesn’t Talk About goes to Disney World, awful weather hits the state.

In late November, early December 2008 CMDTA went to Disney World and the worst ice storm in the history of the state slammed into NH. Many people were without power for weeks. In February 2010 CMDTA went to Disney World and the worst ice storm in the history of the state hit the day after he left. Again some people were without power for weeks and the state was crippled.

This warning is not to be taken lightly. In December of 2009, a full three months in advance, the citizens of NH were warned that awful weather was coming. This warning turned out to be absolutely true.

See: http://thecousinmickeydoesnttalkabout.blogspot.com/2009/12/awful-weather-predicted-for-first-week.html

Unofficially Banned From Disney World

The State of NH issued a press release late last week which unofficially banned the Cousin Mickey Doesn't Talk About from ever traveling to Disney World again.

The unprecedented move is in response to recent weather related events.

In 2008 CMDTA traveled to Disney World. A few days after he left the most devastating ice storm in NH history struck leaving some without power for nearly two weeks.

In February 2010, just hours after CMDTA left the ground, a massive nor' easter slammed into the North East leaving many without power for nearly a week.

Many are complaining that the authorities didn't take the warnings seriously. Months before CMDTA left authorities were warned that poor weather was possible. (see Awful Weather Predicted for the First Week in March)

When questioned as to why they did not take the warnings seriously, spokesman for the State of NH, a talking jar of maple syrup responded, "We are taking the warnings seriously now. We never thought one person visiting Disney World could cause so much chaos. We know better now."

When You're Ten Days Out

Ten days to go is an important mark when you are waiting for any vacation. When you hit ten days you can start to check the weather. Most people would check the weather at their destination. However, for anyone who lives in New England, the destination comes second. During the winter you always check the local weather first.

Why would you check the local weather first? Because booking any airfare in the winter is a gamble. You cross your fingers and hope a storm doesn't hit the day you fly out. Thankfully I've never had a storm hit the day I've had to fly out. My wife however has.

What do you do if a big storm is going to hit the day you are trying to fly out? You gamble. To put it simply you book another flight for the day before and book a cheap hotel at your destination. This is a gamble because if the weather isn't bad enought to cancel you get stuck paying for two flights. Granted you only do this for slam dunk storms. Normal storms you keep your fingers crossed and hang out at the airport.

You might wonder why you wouldn't just buy travel insurance. I do buy travel insurance but I'd rather enjoy my vacation than get reimbursed for lost days. That's an awful way to start your vacation.

Awful Weather Predicted for the First Week in March

Although months away many meteorologists are predicting a massive storm to hit the Orland are starting around March 4^th 2010. The storm is expected to last a specific period of time.

“Based on historical data we are almost 100% sure a major storm will hit the area. The historical data being the fact that bad weather follows Mike Scopa around. It seems like every time he shows up a major storm hits the area. We also the storm will end when Mr. Scopa leaves the area,” stated head forecaster for Disney World, Mayor of Main Street USA.

“We also have some other concerns. In first week of December 2008 a massive ice storm hit the New England area. In the first week of December 2007 a snow storm hit the New England area. In both cases the Cousin Mickey Doesn’t Talk About was on vacation. This is a major concern because he’ll be in Disney World the first week of March 2010,” the mayor continued.

Both New England and Orlando are warned to prepare for the worst. The first week in March could be historic for the entire east coast.

However some feel that there is reason to hope everything will be ok. Professor Bunsen Honeydew explained “Both Mr. Scopa and The Cousin Mickey Doesn’t Talk About live in NH. The awful weather seems to hit when only one of them leaves the area. When both are leaving and heading to the same destination within a week of each other I feel the weather will remain stable. I have nothing to base this on but I’m a professor so I must be right.”

An unnamed weather expert explained why he feels Professor Honeydew is sorely mistaken. “Yes they both live in NH but you have to remember what NH is known for. It’s called the granite state. All that Granite neutralizes the affect of those two men. If there was no granite NH would implode. By allowing both of them to go to Orlando at the same time you are allowing Orlando to be destroyed!”

Weather you agree with Professor Honeydew or the crazy weather guy you’d best be prepared for anything to happen the first week of March in Disney World. The neutral forecasters are saying the weather will be between 45 and 85 with a 50% chance of clouds and a 50% chance of rain everyday.