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Author (#241)December 2007 ArchivesWhat's this another blog entry! Two in one day, what's the world coming too? Anyway since everybody is doing a 2007 look back, here's my version. Drum roll please....The 2007 weather review.
A couple of statisticsI left off the graphic above, the coldest high temperature. 32 degrees on January ... Right now the Cascade Mountains of Oregon are a skiers dream. In the last week over 3 feet of snow has fallen in the mountains. Mt. Hood ski resorts are reporting reporting well over a 100 inch base. What's even better the type of snow, this is not the usual "Cascade Concrete" most Oregon skiers are used to. It's a light fluffy powder. Skiing the pow-pow is like skiing through flour. Each one of those snow flakes means dollars to mo... So here it is Wednesday morning and I'm chained to camera five doing cutins while I watch and report about the snow falling in the Cascades. I'm green with envy for those who are able to get some time in on the slope today. Not to pour any salt in the wound Amy Troy, just came by the weather center to check on snow conditions. Amy, has been dubbed our snow bunny today. She's been dispatched up to Mt. Hood to report on travel and sk... Get set everybody it's going to be a very, very active week in the weather. A lot of people will be on the go later this week. Many of you will be taking to the roads, rails and sky for Christmas vacation. With several storms headed for the region over the next few days, deteriorating weather might slow down a lot of travelers-especially if you're driving over any mountain passes.
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