Yes it is.

Chimborazo is on the equator and has much more glacier and snow coverage than Kilimanjaro

If she has a plug-in charger, she should try charging it and see if it can hold a 13.8 volt charge. If not, battery is at fault. If so, alternator or voltage regulator is the most likely culprit.

Yeah its doable, and when they closed down the facility up here, at least a dozen folks started making that commute. I was down at the office in question for a meeting last summer and asked them about how bad the traffic was. They said it was actually smooth sailing unless a tanker truck decided to catch on fire, or a motorcycle decided to tangle with a semi. The guy I talked to said he had one of those scenarios, and the freeway was completely blocked at the Tulalip Casino. He ultimately decided to turn around and come back to Bellingham and work from home because he was looking at another 1.5 to 2 hours to cover that last 10 miles. I never had to worry about RTO in my current job. I'm in sales supporting facilities in SoCal, and the sales team is scattered all over the country/world. I *thought* I was pretty safe from downsizing because our sales team is already a skeleton crew. I mean, who would think the best way to *improve* revenue is to apply a 30% staffing reduction to the team charged with bringing revenue in, and completely eliminating the product development team? Apparently my upper management

Sun angle in early March in Seattle is comparable to Dallas’ today. The sun angle thing only really matters when it’s not that cold anyway. After all, Mt. Kilimanjaro has glaciers, and it’s near the equator so max sun angle is always high.