Is there light at the end of the weather tunnel?
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dmatt
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Is there light at the end of the weather tunnel?
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Re: Is there light at the end of the weather tunnel?
from dmatt's forecast:
Very impressive.. now let's hope it doesn't all melt at once.As of this morning, Mammoth Mountain reported 589 inches of snow for the season. The magic 600, and the highest snowfall in recorded history, is just around the corner.
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Re: Is there light at the end of the weather tunnel?
Rlown wrote "Very impressive.. now let's hope it doesn't all melt at once", you got that
right, otherwise will have floods in the Valley like in 96.
right, otherwise will have floods in the Valley like in 96.
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Re: Is there light at the end of the weather tunnel?
I was looking at the dam data lately. Looks like most are open 5 times normal for this time of year. I guess a great levee test.
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Re: Is there light at the end of the weather tunnel?
Can you look and see what the levels were in 96-97 when we had the floods?
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Re: Is there light at the end of the weather tunnel?
Possibly worse than '96. Was on a DWR conference call earlier this week where comparison to '82-'83 was brought up more than once.maverick wrote:Rlown wrote "Very impressive.. now let's hope it doesn't all melt at once", you got that
right, otherwise will have floods in the Valley like in 96.
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Re: Is there light at the end of the weather tunnel?
Eric wrote " Possibly worse than '96. Was on a DWR conference call earlier this week
where comparison to '82-'83 was brought up more than once", that doesn't sound very
promising, '96 was bad enough.
where comparison to '82-'83 was brought up more than once", that doesn't sound very
promising, '96 was bad enough.
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Re: Is there light at the end of the weather tunnel?
Incredible. And to think I haven't even gone skiing once this seasons of this morning, Mammoth Mountain reported 589 inches of snow for the season. The magic 600, and the highest snowfall in recorded history, is just around the corner.
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Re: Is there light at the end of the weather tunnel?
Copeg wrote "Incredible. And to think I haven't even gone skiing once this season", you
still have time, some may be open till July 4th.
still have time, some may be open till July 4th.
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Re: Is there light at the end of the weather tunnel?
maverick wrote:Copeg wrote "Incredible. And to think I haven't even gone skiing once this season", you
still have time, some may be open till July 4th.
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