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Snow In March
Snow In March

Yesterday was warm and people were wearing short sleeved shirts. Today we are experiencing a typical March snow storm in full force. The much needed moisture will fulfill so many needs on so many levels. Fire fighters are breathing a sigh of relief as immediate fires are dampened and some future fires will not have a chance to ignite on our grasslands or in our Rocky Mountain forests.  Water is being added to our reservoirs for drinking water and for irrigation purposes.  Our personal gardens will have water and we have hope of nonexistent water restrictions.  Ski runs will have more snow providing public recreation adding to our economy.

We always look forward to summer but not without our “Rocky Mountain Rain” in the form of wet and heavy snow. Cheers

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