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There'll be snow today, weatherman Gord Ge predicts as he looks over this chart and relates it to information supplied by a computer in Montreal. Ge s(...)
There'll be snow today, weatherman Gord Ge predicts as he looks over this chart and relates it to information supplied by a computer in Montreal. Ge s(...)

There'll be snow today, weatherman Gord Ge predicts as he looks over this chart and relates it to information supplied by a computer in Montreal. Ge s(...)

Date2/2/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: There'll be snow today; weatherman Gord Ge predicts as he looks over this chart and relates it to information supplied by a computer in Montreal. Ge says everybody second-guesses the weatherman-even the weathermen themselves. Sometimes; Ge says; they place bets around the Toronto Wather Office and the loser has to buy coffee. Forecasts are right 70 percent of time; he says.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0049563F
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