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Spring Break 2008 |
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Late March seems much too late to get low-elevation snow, but it happened in 2008. A cold upper low moved over the Pacific Northwest, dropping measurable snow on many locations. 24-hour snowfall totals, March 27, 2008
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So how rare was this? In some cases, record-setting. Below is a table with dates of the latest recorded snowfall at several locations west of the Cascades.
Unfortunately, the “Airport” locations above no longer report snowfall, so determining whether new records would have been set is not possible. |