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Snow in parks melting fast
Visalia Times-Delta “The bad news is that it's melting very quickly,” said Dana Dierkes, a spokeswoman for Sequoia and Kings Canyon national parks. The pair of back-to-back storms that began Thursday night and continued through Saturday dropped about 11 inches of snow … |
Snow and ice on sidewalks earn Davison property owners fines – The Flint Journal
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Snow and ice on sidewalks earn Davison property owners fines
The Flint Journal A pile of snow more than five feet tall rests at the end of John Bell's Sequoia Drive home in Davison. Bell said the city should be … More than 64 inches of snow has fallen in the Flint area, along with 16 days temperatures have been recorded below … |
Enough snow has fallen to play at the national parks – Visalia Times-Delta
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Enough snow has fallen to play at the national parks
Visalia Times-Delta After an unusually dry winter dropped little snow on Sequoia and Kings Canyon national park, storms over the past few days finally dropped enough for winter play to begin in the parks. This morning, about a 17-inch layer was on the ground at the … |
Satellite Photos Show How Dire Snow Conditions Are At Yosemite National Park … – National Parks Traveler
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Satellite Photos Show How Dire Snow Conditions Are At Yosemite National Park …
National Parks Traveler Things aren't any better down the road in Sequoia National Park, where the mountains in the Mineral King section of the park are brown, not white as you'd expect them to be this time of year. (Photos compared January 14 from 2011 and 2014). Alternate Text |
Not enough snow for sledding in national parks – Visalia Times-Delta
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Not enough snow for sledding in national parks
Visalia Times-Delta There has been little snowfall recently in the foothill areas of Sequoia and Kings Canyon national parks, and daytime temperatures have been in the 50-degree range, said Dana Dierkes, a National Park Service spokeswoman. As such, she said, there is not … |