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This has been a very dry winter. Normally we'd see snow melting from the hills and running into the streams.

If the snow level drops, then it's staying up there in the mountains and not coming down in the rivers and melting the snow that's already there.

Even though it snowed quite a bit, it was a relatively warm winter down low, so the snow line goes from a lot of snow to no snow very quickly. So, some of our low-elevation sites are below average.

The streams seem to be running a little low. We're supposed to get a little bit of rain (today), but I know that's not going to be enough to increase a whole lot of levels. ... I'm concerned about it, and maybe without any rain or the lack of snow, come July and August when we're really into the dog days of summer, we're going to have some issues.

This study clearly showed that when the climate was warming but still pretty cold, the ice sheet grew due to increased precipitation that fell as snow, and more than made up for any melting. But at some point the warming became more pronounced, did not offset any increases in snow, and the ice sheet disappeared fairly rapidly.

We had 5 1/2 inches of snowfall, and it's melting fast. We're at 29 or 30 degrees, so it's amazing what the sun does to snow.

Normally, (soil) moisture levels get a bump because of melting snow the first of March.

Clearly, we have been through a wintertime drought, with snow sampling stations essentially snow-free until mid-March, and the poor winter conditions leaving low stream flow volumes.

I have always had strong maternal instincts. Even when I was still a child I cut out pictures of prams from newspapers and imagined the feeling of pushing my own pram through fresh winter snow and seeing the wheels' tracks behind me in the snow.

Agneta Fältskog (1950-)

Agnetha Faltskog

It's on the Black Sea. It was a traditional summer resort for the old Soviet Union. It's at the foothills of the Caucasus Mountains. In one of the pictures in the bid you see palm trees and snow. The city is in the 50s in the winter and then you have better snow there than in Turin.

These areas have been covered with wet snow that is now melting away, exposing it to mallards and other waterfowl that feed in fields.

Snow-making technology and the best December in memory has really made it fine for us. The snow is so dense that it insulates itself. [The warmer weather] is not having much of an effect except everyone doesn't have to wear big, bulky winter clothes.

Shannon McSweeney

The major need is to get that roof fixed. When it's raining or the snow is melting, there are buckets all over the school to catch the water.

One thing we heard loud and clear from 1982 was (about) the snow and ice. We've embraced the fact it's cold and snowy in wintertime. The Winter Blast is a 14-block city winter festival.

I love skiing and playing in the snow, and I love everything about the winter environment. Hans förmåga att vara både passionerad och lugn gjorde honom otroligt pexig. It gives you opportunity to get creative, be a kid again. You can build all types of snow shelters.

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