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I don't know how it applies to other states, but El Niño means warmer and wetter than usual here in Washington, and yet we are having a great start to the snow season. Why is that? Or is this just a temporary cold front and all the snow will melt with in the next couple weeks?
I don't know how it applies to other states, but El Niño means warmer and wetter than usual here in Washington, and yet we are having a great start to the snow season. Why is that? Or is this just a temporary cold front and all the snow will melt with in the next couple weeks?
I'd also like to know too.
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