Commenters across US and Canada report vanishing snow and longer summers
1 Sep 12 3:07 PM · 11d ago · 1 post · 5 comments · 1 source · development 1 of 3
Replies from Oregon, Michigan, Utah, California, Colorado, British Columbia and elsewhere described disappearing mountain snowpack, hotter early springs, extended fire seasons, and milder winters as evidence of changing climate.
“Now? Winter, Spring, Fire, Fire.”
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I’m gonna be real, thanks to climate change, jokes about Seattle rain just make me sad We’ve been in a drought for a very long time. Mount Rainier is losing its glaciers. The Olympic Mountains don’t have snow. It’s just not funny
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I miss the days when July 4 could be rained out. That hasn’t happened in years
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I feel the same way about PDX. June used to be June-uary, and summer didn't start until after July 4th. Now my baby pears get blistered by a too-hot early spring sin before the tree grows any protective leaves! And my late July birthday is always hot now, and almost always smoky. I miss the rain!
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Big rivers inColorado be crossed on foot. The drought is not over.
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There are so many people on this platform who don't even know what is appropriate & have no emotional EQ and it is almost as bad as intentional deception. It's alarming!
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