[pct-l] snow pack

[RJ Lewis]

Yeah, it seems that up here in Washington state we have no lack of water 
this year. Although not as soggy as some years, it sure does seem to be 
a wet year up here. It's ok, it's a nice hedge against the drought years 
sure to follow! And it will surely make for less fires come later this 
season and for some beautiful green forests this summer. Lots of snow up 
on the passes, and lots of rain yet on my elevation, where the water 
seems to drop from the clouds before going up over the ridges.

I'll be here and available if anyone has troubles in the southern half 
of WA...up to about Mt Rainier, as I live near Mt Rainier. Although a 
ways away from the PCT here-- 60  miles from White Pass, in fact, if 
someone in deed gets into trouble out there, I would do my best to help. 
If you want my phone number before you leave, please contact me off 
list. Thanks!

Happy Trails (and don't forget the rain/bad weather gear up here in WA)
Ronnie Jo



dsaufley at sprynet.com wrote:
> Very low -- 30% of normal.  However, in Washington they're 300% of normal. 
>
> L-Rod 
>
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>> From: Judson <judsonwb at jeffnet.org>
>> Sent: Apr 23, 2007 10:47 PM
>> To: pct-l at backcountry.net
>> Subject: [pct-l] snow pack
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>> So how heavy a snow year is it this year, compared to usual? (specifically in the Sierras)
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