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December 2024 Weather Observations And Discussion In The PNW
In 2023 we had about 16 inches on the lawn on April 3rd. -
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December 2024 Observations and Discussion
Better than 60s and rain. We will fill the salt spreaders tomorrow. -
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December 2024 Weather Observations And Discussion In The PNW
Well, at least Mark is optimistic for good mountain snows. https://www.facebook.com/share/v/185qpCVR1V/?mibextid=xfxF2i- 1
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December 2024 Weather Observations And Discussion In The PNW
I think we have to consider the possibility that the IPWP/z-cell network has initiated its response to solar maximum (broadening+extension seems pretty evident now). This has happened going into each solar maximum since at least the 1940s (most recent example was 2013). Why should this cycle be any different?
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