It’s kinda uncommon to get several days of snow, back to back in a continuum. Usually it’s just a single day/event, and then the rain washes it away, but here we are waking up to another day of snowfall…
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Out here in the flat lowlands, we’ve been living high on the fat hog, so to speak. I’ll bet we’ve had only 4-6 days of cold mornings since November 1, with not one whole day where it was truly cold for more than about 12 full hours. No shit, it was 72 degrees on Christmas Eve. Really, unheard of for this area, where December is usually bone-sucking cold.
The dive to single digits starts this weekend, I’m given to understand, so Old Man Winter was just late to the party this year, and he can just as quickly leave, as far as I’m concerned.
Amazing, I would expect you guys to be in negative double-digits! And we are praying for a better Next Year, because it for sure didn’t happen in 2021.
What’s your elevation there? We’re at 2100 feet MSL here in AZ and have only rain and a little fog so far. It has snowed only a handful of times in the past ten years at our place.
It’s kinda uncommon to get several days of snow, back to back in a continuum. Usually it’s just a single day/event, and then the rain washes it away, but here we are waking up to another day of snowfall…
Not Clauswitz 
Annnnd….we still have NO snow. Very unusual for here, and the soil really needs the moisture.
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That is odd for you guys, it’s like the snow all dumped here and didn’t make it across to the Rockies?!
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Out here in the flat lowlands, we’ve been living high on the fat hog, so to speak. I’ll bet we’ve had only 4-6 days of cold mornings since November 1, with not one whole day where it was truly cold for more than about 12 full hours. No shit, it was 72 degrees on Christmas Eve. Really, unheard of for this area, where December is usually bone-sucking cold.
The dive to single digits starts this weekend, I’m given to understand, so Old Man Winter was just late to the party this year, and he can just as quickly leave, as far as I’m concerned.
Here’s hoping for a better year to come.
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Amazing, I would expect you guys to be in negative double-digits! And we are praying for a better Next Year, because it for sure didn’t happen in 2021.
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What’s your elevation there? We’re at 2100 feet MSL here in AZ and have only rain and a little fog so far. It has snowed only a handful of times in the past ten years at our place.
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We’re right at 1600 feet here and usually the weather is much more mild, or just cold – but it’s the Sierra foothills and anything can happen…
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