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Environment & Energy

uppityperson

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

Reply to rhett o rick (Reply #8)

Sun Mar 15, 2015, 05:17 PM

Mar 2015

Which is good for the cherry tree and blueberries I planted this last week and it helps make sure I don't plant/sacrifice seed to the garden too early.

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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