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Environment & Energy

scgator2001

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3. September?

Reply to mn9driver (Reply #1)

Wed Sep 18, 2019, 11:16 AM

Sep 2019

As the effects of man made warming become more severe, wouldn’t it be expected that the first snow would be in October? I remember climate experts saying that snow fall will become rare as warming becomes more severe.

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Cold Front Brings 1st Snow of the Season to Sierra [View all] at140 Sep 2019 OP

South Lake Tahoe averages 1.1 day of snow in September mn9driver Sep 2019 #1

Whew...I had once considered retiring there at140 Sep 2019 #2

September? scgator2001 Sep 2019 #3

Not necessarily radical noodle Sep 2019 #4

And I also agree with what's been said. It's not just higher temps, but extremes of weather Rhiannon12866 Sep 2019 #5