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Snow on the mountains in AUGUST?????
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Hey I'm here in southern Colorado and this years great record is having the first snow on the mountains this year in August. Yes, August 29th recorded snowfall on Monarch pass, and the national weather service is expecting significant snowfall within the next week on most of the southern mountains in Colorado ,, I dunno what that means for the Summit county people, but Let's just hope it works out for them too...
'413 CLothing,, Let's ride'
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Seth, and some dealers said it's snowing already in CO! Nothing in washington yet but it's down to 40 degrees at night...Keep your fingers crossed.
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Dang straight, this is Colorado's season. Significant snowfall in the first few weeks is actually kinda common in Colorado, when it does snow, i'll make sure to post pictures to give everyone else a taste.
413 Clothing is off the hook, if you want a pic of the clothing....e-mail me (address in my profile)
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it's washingtons season too.
-ERIC
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so today in ap environmental science i learned that global warming will warm the atlantic ocean, causing the gulf stream (warm water brought north from florida) will reverse and colder water will flow south from areas like nova scotia, bringing a change of weather pattern on the eastern seaboard. scientists are predicting that within the next 10 years the east coast will experience colder winters with much, much more precipitation (aka snow). in addition to this, areas like the rockies will experience warmer winters. still wet, but more rain than snow. i dont necessarily believe all this, but i am keeping my fingers crossed.
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hey...i was at squaw on august 29 and it didnt snow there
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killy802 you are a fucking moron why would you hope that shit is true you guys have pussy piece of shit hills. the west has the big shit where we need the snow so that everyone that can actually 'ski' can still rock the big mountain pow
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this is not washingtons year, as much as I want it to be it just isnt going to happen. I'm sure it will be better than last year but its just going to be too warm again this year.
I'd rather take the time to burn every last bridge I've ever crossed beneath the sun than live my life knowing you may one day follow me over one...- Aesop Rock muthafucka
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i was in albaqurque (sp?), Arizona on like august 24th and went up some big mountain for the area with a ski hill (forget the name) and there was snow on the ground. you get to the top and it was like 40 degrees and little piles of snow. you get to the base of the hill ands its 90 degrees agian. so its cool to see snow in arizona and even so early
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damn all u westerners, i can still go surfing if i feel like it its so warm here,
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thats awsome! I hope this winters good.
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it snowed on Mt. Washington in NH during the last week of august
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Ok, so will the resorts be open by October, and witch resort has the best park???? I want to ski out of state before mammoth opens...
Mind over matters what matters...
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Wolf Creek always opens the earliest with natural snow, Loveland and Keystone open early with crappy man made snow. Wolf Creek doesn't have a park, but it's the best in the state. Parks in colorado usually don't open much earlier than Mammoth.
413 Clothing is off the hook, if you want a pic of the clothing....e-mail me (address in my profile)
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dip shit albequerque is in New Mexico, and if your were in New Mexico then you were probably on Sandia Peak
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whoever said the comment about real skiers out west skiing real stuff, come ski our east cost ice for a little while, then you'll see killy's point
Fear causes hesitation and hesitation causes your worst fears to come true
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The other day I was over at the Great sand dunes national monument in southern colorado, not far from Wolf Creek ski area, and there was snow covering half of the dunes ((that's a lot))
'413 CLothing,, Let's ride'
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Yeah dude your right it is in nm. (hahaha thats a lot of 2 letter words). i ment nm because i was in nm and arizona. and yeah it was sandria peak
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