Snowiest June on record!
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Ashful
Minister of Fire
Hey, maybe the Guardian is right?!?
Note: "one of the twelve coldest..."
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Note: "one of the twelve coldest..."
I can still a couple of snow fields on Mt Adams (a few miles north of Mt Washington from my house) but they are going quick.
Our snow season opener was cancelled due to no snow!
Ashful
Minister of Fire
Bummer. It's funny that I'd never even thought of skiing in Australia, so much of popular Australian culture shown in the USA tends to highlight your warmer climes, desert outback stuff.
We had our first zero-snow year in a decade, this past winter, and temperatures stayed above average nearly the entire year. Those just a few hundred km north or west of us had quite the opposite though, record high snows.
We had our first zero-snow year in a decade, this past winter, and temperatures stayed above average nearly the entire year. Those just a few hundred km north or west of us had quite the opposite though, record high snows.
