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uppityperson

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1. I have never seen so little snow on the Olympics. I keep hoping after the rain clouds clear that it

Reply to hatrack (Original post)

Sun Mar 15, 2015, 04:14 PM

Mar 2015

will be white up there, but it isn't. Down low it is soggy, up high it is dry. Feb's average temp for my location next to the Olymics was 9 degrees warmer this yr than last yr (last yr was more typical). It is scary, will have a fair bit of impact here this summer.

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PNW - Central Cascades Snowpack Ranging From 8-45% Of Average, Olympic Peninsula @ 4% [View all] hatrack Mar 2015 OP

I have never seen so little snow on the Olympics. I keep hoping after the rain clouds clear that it uppityperson Mar 2015 #1

I second that "I have never seen so little snow on the Olympics." rhett o rick Mar 2015 #6

Yay. Per NWS/NOAA... uppityperson Mar 2015 #7

Yep. We've gotten over an inch today, I'm sure. How about up your way? nm rhett o rick Mar 2015 #8

Wet. The yard was almost dry enough to walk on without sinking but back to bog again. uppityperson Mar 2015 #9

Expected to get worse? pscot Mar 2015 #2

Maybe even . . . . faster than expected! hatrack Mar 2015 #3

"warmest" post right above yours in 'latest threads' Panich52 Mar 2015 #4

Terrifying, for those of us who live over on the dry side. cilla4progress Mar 2015 #5