Does the record rainfall in May mean that the colder and wetter than average forecast that goes with the South will reach up to Oklahoma this coming winter? Oklahoma is on the border of where you expect changes, but since the extreme precipitation reached up in May, could that mean this El Nino is just little higher on the map? Also, when you say colder and wetter in the south, how much colder and wetter can Phoenix get? One more... cloud cover and precipitation are different. We had extreme cloud cover this last winter though our precipitation numbers were not out of the ordinary. Does El Nino affect that as well? Cold wet Texas means very cloudy Oklahoma? I need to make plans to be out of this area if it's going to be colder and wetter and cloud covered. These kinds of things affect people with Seasonal Affective disorder. So please let me know what you think.