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digitS'
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Two days with some rain.
At this elevation, it amounted to about 1/4 of an inch. At the nearest Snotel, it was above 3/4 of water equivalency. That fell as snow which now amounts to over 24 inches at 4700 feet. There, the temperature never dropped below freezing and here, it never rose above freezing. Interesting how there are times when 4700 feet elevation and 2000 will have nearly the same temperatures but with this little storm, the snow pack built up some and stayed in place
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Our forecast has some snow for tomorrow and continuing with below freezing during the during the nights and through some days. This will be typical late February weather. Typical Typical — is that asking for too much?
At this elevation, it amounted to about 1/4 of an inch. At the nearest Snotel, it was above 3/4 of water equivalency. That fell as snow which now amounts to over 24 inches at 4700 feet. There, the temperature never dropped below freezing and here, it never rose above freezing. Interesting how there are times when 4700 feet elevation and 2000 will have nearly the same temperatures but with this little storm, the snow pack built up some and stayed in place
.Our forecast has some snow for tomorrow and continuing with below freezing during the during the nights and through some days. This will be typical late February weather. Typical Typical — is that asking for too much
?
