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Temperature continues drop; Snowfall continues to increase
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Re: Temperature continues drop; Snowfall continues to increa
Graphing annual snowfall all the way back to 1976 reveals that it has actually increased since then. The 50% line marks the average. THEREFORE, 6 of the last 7 years have been snowier than the 125 year average (see second graph)!
I know that someone (Forest perhaps?) will say, "hey, you can't just pick a short time frame like 37 years." Okay, fine. Here is the BC snowfall record since 1886 with the 20 year running average shown in black.
I know that someone (Forest perhaps?) will say, "hey, you can't just pick a short time frame like 37 years." Okay, fine. Here is the BC snowfall record since 1886 with the 20 year running average shown in black.
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