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Uploaded by: kippic — Miércoles Julio 4, 2012 — Deming, WA (Current Weather Conditions)

A section of the road to Artist Point more recently cleared by the snow tractors. Mt. Baker Ski, WA

Categorías: Nubes, Nieve, Montañas Tipo de cámara: Nikon D90
 
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July 4, 2012 Photo Series
Farm Lands
Streaks
Mt Baker
The Road To
Parking Lot
Snow Removal
Snow Removal
Snow Removal
Fluffy Cloud
The Road To
The Road To
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1. CameraDiva 2:28 AM GMT en Julio 06, 2012    
It is so WUNDERFUL to see snow!! Thanks for these great interesting angle shots and sharing what I wish we had over here!!!
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2. LagoMar 2:47 PM GMT en Julio 07, 2012    
These were taken on July 4th? That doesn't seem possible in the united states.
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3. gingyb 2:48 PM GMT en Julio 07, 2012    
OMG you are killing me with this lovely snow., we hav 86 and it is only 10:30 AM. I could use that snow here in PA>
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4. pasocorto 2:51 PM GMT en Julio 07, 2012    
Congrats on the VIP Ivan! Way to go. You must have gotten all the snow last winter that we should have, to still have that much left. LOL
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5. CenCalGuy 3:14 PM GMT en Julio 07, 2012    
Thanks for the nice pics ... You have reminded me of why I am still homesick for NW Washington.
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6. gatorgal 3:26 PM GMT en Julio 07, 2012    
Wow!!!
I will have to check the map to see where this is.
Interesting series.
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7. ArborPics 3:40 PM GMT en Julio 07, 2012    
Great pics!! And I have just one question: at what elevations were these photos taken? Seems to me you'd have to get pretty high up there before you saw any snow.

Here in Michigan (today) we're expecting a high of 104º with a heat index about 5º above the actual temperature. The parks are empty - and very dry. I was going to go fishing but... I don't like boiled fish. ha-ha!
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8. cantonme 3:44 PM GMT en Julio 07, 2012    
In the high elevations after a winter of heavy snow, certainly not unusual. Saw it in the Serrias of California in the early 80's: 3ft in the higher elevations in early August!
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9. catilac 3:52 PM GMT en Julio 07, 2012    
Refreshing series Ivan, Congrats on the VIP!
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10. canuckjune 4:40 PM GMT en Julio 07, 2012    
Hi Ivan, when I lived in Seattle years ago I recall people saying that Mt. Baker was steaming. Is it still?? I always saw it covered in snow at any time of the year so I imagine it is a given there, and we had a brown Christmas here in ND. Take care and keep up the good Washington pics. Arlene
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11. iluvbflo 4:45 PM GMT en Julio 07, 2012    
It's suppose to be 100 degrees+ today in Central PA. I'd rather have the snow... Reminds me of the winters back in Buffalo, NY.
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12. WigglesMom 4:55 PM GMT en Julio 07, 2012    
Ahhhhhh! Refreshing is so right! This helps dilute the impact of the three-digit record-breaking temperatures here in Ohio today! Lovely photo AND series, and yes, I've saved this gem to Favorites!
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13. SniggitySnap 5:43 PM GMT en Julio 07, 2012    
So awesome!!! Baker got hit huge with snow this year! If anyone doubted it, here's the proof! Great shot!!!
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14. emixam101 6:13 PM GMT en Julio 07, 2012    
OMG HOW CAN THIS BE POSSIBLE...JULY 4TH?????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!! IMPOSSIBLE EVEN IN QUEBEC... !! (AND I'M VEEEEEEERY GLAD IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TOO, LOL!)
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15. horacenick 6:39 PM GMT en Julio 07, 2012    
Awesome, Nice shot for summer
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16. dinnmsu 8:51 PM GMT en Julio 07, 2012    
oh, yes, I remember well the heavy snows in the mountains of western WA....they last and last and last some more and therefore the hiking season starts late.
Thanks for bringing back these memories!
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17. DavidInSATX 10:28 PM GMT en Julio 07, 2012    
Nice! Hey, bring some of that down here! We have been hitting 90-100 for the last month.
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18. gmcsr4 10:52 PM GMT en Julio 07, 2012    
Wow, you can send all that snow down to North Carolina. It's been 95+ for the last 10 days, we could use the cooling effect from it melting!
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19. kippic 1:40 AM GMT en Julio 08, 2012    
Thank you for all your appreciated comments Weather-Wonder Friends. The elevation at Artist Point is given as 5,100 feet on the map. (See photo "Parking Lot"). Temperatures here were cool throughout March, April, May and June and the snow fall was very heavy in this area during the winter. It is melting fast now but may still not completely melt out this year so if that happens it will probably accumulate and be deeper next year.
Ivan
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20. cincobayou 4:57 AM GMT en Julio 08, 2012    
wowzer! I'm lovin' it! Your wonderful photo (Loved the whole series!)just dropped my body temp a few degrees and that is good.
I am in the Florida Panhandle and we have been pretty hot here but not as bad off as our neighbors to the north of us in Ala, Tenn, and Ky.
I am posting this on my Facebook page for the rest of the Hot Folks to view and chill out.
Thanks!
~Margo~
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21. Timsphotos 3:31 PM GMT en Julio 08, 2012    
Crikey and we moan about the snow in winter in the
UK...sent chivers down my spine cos it means getting the snow chains out...great pictures...
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22. westerner 8:47 PM GMT en Julio 08, 2012    
Beautiful series. There wasn't this much snow in the Beartooth mountains over 10,000 feet when I went over the Pass on June 22. In fact the high elevations were already blown clear by the wind above the tree line.
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23. CythiaSue 4:48 PM GMT en Julio 09, 2012    
Great to see the snow!
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24. BEME 2:13 AM GMT en Julio 10, 2012    
Ahhhhhhh!! Let me just get my fruit flavored syups so I can make lots of 'ICEES'!!!! WOW! Who knew there was still snow out there??? Why YOU KNEW THAT'S WHO!!! VERY BEAUTIFUL AND INVIGORATING A/C VIEWS IVAN!!!!! THANK YOU!!! How REFRESHING THESE ARE to those of us that have just gotten thru a bad heat wave...still waiting and praying for rain,,,,here in S/W Iowa...Keep enjoying your Summer/Winter,,lol! :)
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25. saltydawgg 8:02 PM GMT en Julio 10, 2012    
Nice capture,reminds me of Hwy 88 over Kirkwood
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