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El Niño and La Niña multi-year events more common?
The map is SLOW TO CHANGE. -
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December 2024 Weather Observations And Discussion In The PNW
I said the same thing when I was seven after a VERY disappointing winter ‘82-‘83. -
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December 2024 Weather Observations And Discussion In The PNW
Arctic air has basically become a prerequisite for sticking snow at sea level now. -
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December 2024 Weather Observations And Discussion In The PNW
Still plenty of them above 400-500 ft. But if you don’t have elevation you don’t see much. -
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December 2024 Weather Observations And Discussion In The PNW
They have to be very rare at your elevation. ~1000ft aren’t you? I don’t think we have ever had a winter here without at least a trace of snow.
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