RFClark
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Snow in Tecate!
It’s snowing heavily on the US side anyone know anything? Usually some illegals trying to get to the US get caught in this kind of storm too!
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JZ
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First year I bought my kids the Ikon pass. Got lucky, massive snow this year. Climate change be damned!
They are coming back home from college next weekend for winter break.
We've skied together so many times over the years. Looking forward to them going up to the mountain together without mom and dad.
Will do one trip with them while they are back.
[Edited on 12-13-2022 by JZ]
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AKgringo
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Not Baja, but...
According to last night's news, the central California Sierra snowpack is 214% of average for this date. That is pretty odd considering that this is
a "La Nina" year which usually steers storms north, or south of here.
If the high pressure system sets up over the coast again, we could go right back into drought mode. We can talk about what is average for central
California, but there is no normal winter. Droughts and floods are both normal here!
I apologize for the hi-jack, it is a slow day!
[Edited on 12-13-2022 by AKgringo]
If you are not living on the edge, you are taking up too much space!
"Could do better if he tried!" Report card comments from most of my grade school teachers. Sadly, still true!
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RFClark
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I saw a web cam east of Tecate that showed snow last night. It’s unclear if the snow made it south to Baja. Anyone in San Felipe see snow on the
mountains this morning?
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David K
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Quote: Originally posted by RFClark  | | I saw a web cam east of Tecate that showed snow last night. It’s unclear if the snow made it south to Baja. Anyone in San Felipe see snow on the
mountains this morning? |
I have the webcam links at the observatories (9,280 ') on Vivabaja.com (misc. links)...
Diablo (not so) Dry Lake and Diablo Mountain in the background... San Felipe town (and lights) is blocked by Diablo.
Not all the observatory webcams are active or clear: https://www.astrossp.unam.mx/en/users/observing-conditions/o...
[Edited on 12-13-2022 by David K]
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RFClark
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Neat!
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Maderita
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The Sierra de Juárez received its first snow of the season. Friends at a ranch in El Hongo showed video of snow begging to stick, elevation
approximately 3,500'. La Rumorosa at 4,000' elevation had a couple inches. Rancho El Topo at 5,000' had an inch or two by 11:00 AM. Rancho Sauzalito
and Laguna Hanson (5,000') also posted beautiful winter wonderland photos.
Rancho El Topo, morning of December 12, 2022
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JZ
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Sweet photo.
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