Registered Member #1655 Joined: Sun Oct 26 2008, 05:33PM : Posts: 2838
northside wrote ...
If I remember correctly, we had snow in Fawnskin on Memorial Day weekend two years ago. Just sayin.
I'm not sure about Memorial day, but it snowed 2 1/2" in Cactus flats on Sunday May 20 2010. Don't ask me how I know nothing in life is free, it ain't about easy it's about tough
"We would accomplish many more things if we did not think of them as impossible" Vince Lombardi
"Faith is not about everything turning out OK; Faith is about being OK no matter how things turn out."
I give it a 10% chance that a 50% chance of a 70% chance will make the forecast of a possible 25% chance
What's the math look like on this?
Please, I sat next to him while tallying votes on the champagne for your wedding. Trust me you don't want to see it. nothing in life is free, it ain't about easy it's about tough
"We would accomplish many more things if we did not think of them as impossible" Vince Lombardi
"Faith is not about everything turning out OK; Faith is about being OK no matter how things turn out."
Registered Member #102 Joined: Mon Oct 30 2006, 01:06PM : Posts: 933
northside wrote ...
If I remember correctly, we had snow in Fawnskin on Memorial Day weekend two years ago. Just sayin.
Yep you are correct but it was about 3 years ago or so. I was volunteering for the forest service in the SGW when it happened For Accurate Regional Forecast Go to:http://www.socalweather.net
Last year, I recorded a quarter inch of snow on May 9, snow flurries on May 15 & 18, with a light dusting of snow on May 29. In 2010, I recorded 4 1/4 inches of snow on May 23rd. I didn't record any snow in May of 2009. And on May 22, 2008, I recorded 1 inch of snow. This is all at my cabin in Fawnskin.
If I remember correctly, we also had snow in May of 2006. But I wasn't keeping snow records then so I can't give you specifics.
Registered Member #102 Joined: Mon Oct 30 2006, 01:06PM : Posts: 933
Its a bit early, but the storm for next Thursday is looking pretty potent at this time. Looks like a drencher with strong tropical moisture tap, suppose we could all use the rain. For Accurate Regional Forecast Go to:http://www.socalweather.net
TYPE: STRUCTURE FIRE AREA: SUGARLOAF UNITS: MA291A MA291 BC3602 ME96 E292 ME291 P3150 CLOCK10D 3XX CEDAR LN - SUG X LAUREL LN MAGNOLIA LN A CELLULAR RE-BID HAS OCCURRED, CHECK THE ANI ALI VIEWER FOR DETAILS,WPH2 LAT:34
TYPE: VEHICLE FIRE AREA: BIG BEAR LAKE UNITS: MT281 431XX GOLDMINE DR - BBLC BEAR MOUNTAIN SKI X CLUB VIEW DR MOONRIDGE RD WPH2 LAT:34.17132100 LON:-116.840243 METERS:98 %:063,WPH2 LAT:34.17132100 LON:-116.840243 METERS:9
Another Storm
