What Global Warming? 2015 vs 2017 Skiing July 4th!

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Star Date: 15 MAY 2015 • 12:00AM
Will global warming kill off skiing in North America?
The ski areas around Lake Tahoe struggled with severe snow drought this season

Helen Coffey, ski and snowboard online editor

After another dreadful ski season for many resorts in North America, scientists warn that the future of skiing and snowboarding could be in jeopardy as a result of global warming.

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Star Date: February 22, 2017
Summer skiing? Squaw Valley says it plans to stay open until July 4 :thumbsup:
By Amy Graff, SFGATE


If spring skiing in California means hitting the slopes in shorts and a T-shirt, what do you wear for summer skiing? A swim suit?

Ski enthusiasts might find themselves confronted with this question as Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows plans to stay open until July 4 this year.

The Tahoe-area resort has seen some 565 inches of accumulative snowfall this season. That's over 47 feet.


Star Date: July 3, 2017
Snow on the Fourth of July: Skiers bring out the shorts to the slopes :whistle: :nocomment:
By Dianne de Guzman, SFGATE

Visitors to Squaw Valley experienced the unusual pairing of warm weather and ideal snow conditions, as they took to the slopes in shorts and t-shirts.

The temperatures guaranteed some fun people watching as droves of people arriving at Squaw Valley ditched the normal winter snow attire and not only brought out the shorts, but a variety of whacky outfits.

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The large snow totals for the year led the resort to predict that it would be able to stay open for the Fourth of July way back in February. At that point, just three months into the ski season, an extended season seemed likely as the area received more than its season average of 450 inches of snow — measuring up to 565 inches of accumulative snowfall.


 
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Photo courtesy of Mammoth Mountain
The record-breaking snowfall at Mammoth Mountain and Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows (Squaw Alpine) ensures skiing in California will be insanely great in the months ahead.

Record-breaking snowfall secures Fourth of July skiing at Mammoth and Squaw Alpine
Mammoth Mountain—situated three hours south of Reno, Nevada and five hours north of Los Angeles—has surpassed the 750-inch mark at the 11,053-foot mountain summit, 610 inches at Main Lodge and has claimed “deepest base depth” in the country since early January; the current base depth ranges from 180 to 320 inches. January of ’17 goes down as Mammoth’s snowiest month on record, with 246 inches of snow falling in that month alone (see the insane photos, here). Skiing will remain open until the Fourth of July, if not longer. Mammoth currently has three halfpipes and four terrain parks open to the public.
 
Silly, it's called Climate Change now.

That way the scam covers any possible weather trend.
 
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There will always be droughts and floods. Our earth has for thousands of years swung between the two even before man...

So easy to speak doom... then 10 to 30 years later you see it is not the end. I remember in the 70's there was no snow to ski on in California... then we were going into an ice age.

If you live long enough you will see it all. If you study history of our planet before we had cars or burned fossil fuels you know the seas have risen and fallen at different times. Georgia's fossil is the shark's tooth...We may have just 100 miles of coastline today, but roughly 65 million years ago during the Cretaceous period, South Georgia was largely underwater—and populated by prehistoric sharks.

The climate scientists of today have found a gravy train for funding...they get funding to prove our earth is globally warming, er... climate changing, er... Fraud.... they are using this hoax of Climate Change to justify penalizing countries who have a functioning economy to shift wealth to countries who have chosen through their politics, culture, or religion to live backwards.
Those corrupt SOB's like algore justify stealing from those that produce to give to the takers.
 
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