With the warm weather, lots of snow is gone.
Might be the year it all goes
Might be the year it all goes
Less snow on the mts, Pics
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Nice pics!
In the NW, it never leaves - for instance, on top of Mt. Hood. The US Ski team practices there in June!
I once flew into Portland in June to give a talk to The Earth Stove dealers (long ago), and the plane goes right by the MT. I drove up and walked into the snow later!
Here in New England, Mt. Washington definitely loses all it's snow - it's only 6,000 ft or so.
In the NW, it never leaves - for instance, on top of Mt. Hood. The US Ski team practices there in June!
I once flew into Portland in June to give a talk to The Earth Stove dealers (long ago), and the plane goes right by the MT. I drove up and walked into the snow later!
Here in New England, Mt. Washington definitely loses all it's snow - it's only 6,000 ft or so.
Hmmm....looks like you're right:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...tain-bosses-say-just-like-middle-January.html
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Emmanuel ROBERT says:
June 12, 2013 at 10:04 pm
I live in Toulouse, France.
It is true for the central and the western parts of the Pyrénées – it is not true for the eastern part where snow has melted down recently.
But, snow accumulation is just unbelievable in some parts of the mountains : STILL 3 mètres (12 ft) of snow in Lac D’Ardiden – 2450 meters high.
It means that I am ready to go for a walk in the snow in JULY. It will be the Fist time ever.
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