THE NEXT ICE AGE - NOW!

14 Jul 09 – Cooler-than-average weather this summer in the Northeast could have people from Boston to Washington, D.C. shoveling snow more often, compared to recent years, says AccuWeather.com's Chief Meteorologist Joe Bastardi.

“In years past, cooler summers have been followed by harsh winters. Temperatures in New York City did not top 85 degrees in June this year. There have only been three other times in recorded history when New York City failed to reach 85 in June. In each of those instances, snowy winters followed.

“Chicago had 12 days in June when temperatures did not exceed 70 degrees. This has happened only one other time in 1969. That year was followed by a snowy winter as well.”

See what areas Bastardi expects to be hit hardest this winter:
http://www.accuweather.com/news-weather-features.asp?#extremes
Thanks to Tom Meyer for this link