Ok, so the 30foot high pile of snow we were talking about is only a 20 foot high pile of snow now.
Even with the summer's high of 85 degrees today, it is still in no danger of going away anytime soon.
Scott Larson
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Patricia-Yes and providing snow for snowball fighs for another month or so.
Gabe-Yes, it will be gone in 3 or 4 weeks, it is melting pretty fast now.
William-not that tough of a hike up there so yeah, I am in for a mid July snowball fight.
Barbara Jo-This was all man made snow piled up for a terrain park but the poles are shifting< i agree with you. When the full shift happens, who knows, could still be hundreds or thousands of years, but magnetic reversals have happened throughout history and will again.
Hi Scott, I can not believe there's actually snow with 85 degree weather..tough white stuff!!
Scott~ go figure? I still say you live in a beautiful place, and hopefully (one day) I will own a home in BEAUTIFUL Park City Utah
When I was in New Mexico we knew that we could always drive up to the top of Mount Taylor for a mid summer snowball fight on a hot day. Moutains like this are nice to have around.
Scott - The weather here in the Central Valley of California is not very accommodating for snow. It was 105 here a few days ago, cooled down to 98 and will go back to 100 again next week. Would not live anyplace else... :-)
I can't even think about snow right now Scott. I am not a fan, even in 85 degree weather!
Good morning Scott,
It is amazing it hasn't melted yet..the mountains want to hold on to it for sure! Thanks for sharing!!!
Grab your sleds and skis. How many people can say they snow skied in 85 degree weather in the middle of July. You need to take a picture holding a giant thermometer, with your ski equipment on, in the middle of all that snow.
I really like William's comment #7. That's the only way I would sit in the sun! Love this post.
Scott,
I do think that William has a great idea. I love sitting in the chairs at Deer Valley and soaking up the sun...A
That is hard to believe when it is so hot here. It will be gone just in time for the new snow to come.
Scott,
Thinking of you and your girls in the warmest way. I hope you're all enjoying summer and knowing you, you're doing a great job helping your children to discover boundless beauty, despite the weather.
Have a splendid day!
Good morning Scott. It always amazes me when I visit different parts of the country to see snow in July.
Thank you for commenting on my post.
It certainly has been a while since we have heard from you. Hope a new post is coming soon.
I can't say I wouldn't mind seeing some snow in SoCal these days. It must be so fun living in the mountains.
I lived in Utah for 5 years and I have the coolest picture of the mountains behind one of the stores I supervised at the time. The sun was beating, mountains were covered with snow and oh..yea.. it was July. LOL
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