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Curt Kinchen All Messages By This Member #77394 Here's the latest snowpack update.? After the big weekend storm, the snow pack is essentially at normal levels for the date.? Barring some unusual snow event later this month, the levels for April 1, the date that is generally considered the end of snow season, or a big heat wave causing an early melt, it will be an average hiking year for stream levels, mosquitos, etc.??
Mike McCormick All Messages By This Member #77398 开云体育 Thank you Curt. Much appreciated.? toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Mar 4, 2024, at 10:12?AM, Curt Kinchen <ptcurt@...> wrote: ?Here's the latest snowpack update.? After the big weekend storm, the snow pack is essentially at normal levels for the date.? Barring some unusual snow event later this month, the levels for April 1, the date that is generally considered the end of snow season, or a big heat wave causing an early melt, it will be an average hiking year for stream levels, mosquitos, etc.?? <getSWCGraphWidget1.png>
Ger Murphy All Messages By This Member #77399 Thanks Curt, good to know. Geraldine. toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Mon, 4 Mar 2024 at 9:31 pm, Mike McCormick <mike.mccormick@...> wrote: Thank you Curt. Much appreciated.? On Mar 4, 2024, at 10:12?AM, Curt Kinchen <ptcurt@...> wrote: ?Here's the latest snowpack update.? After the big weekend storm, the snow pack is essentially at normal levels for the date.? Barring some unusual snow event later this month, the levels for April 1, the date that is generally considered the end of snow season, or a big heat wave causing an early melt, it will be an average hiking year for stream levels, mosquitos, etc.?? <getSWCGraphWidget1.png>
Derek Koonce All Messages By This Member #77401 A few good links I use as references: ?This last one is similar to the OP chart. Though, at the time of my reply, was not working.

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