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Northern California Storm
- Thread starter john4surf
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The whole Donner thing has interested me lately. Been doing a lot of research, reading about it.
What a lot of people might not know is the party split up into two groups at the end. One by Donner Lake west of Truckee. The other group went into a side canyon northwest of Truckee. Two camps. The outcome was the same.
What a lot of people might not know is the party split up into two groups at the end. One by Donner Lake west of Truckee. The other group went into a side canyon northwest of Truckee. Two camps. The outcome was the same.
I lived a block inland from Mitchell’s cove and remember having enough snow to make a snowman.
I want to open a diner at Donner Pass and name the food after members of the group
Serve the soup up in bowls that look like the top of human heads - with hair on the sides...
Another super fun day. Smaller but offshore, corners galore and still no crowds. Maybe they're shopping? Or stuck up in the mountains? Or in Hawaii? Five good sessions this week. I feel like a surfer again.
Yesterday was bumpy so we went for a hike in Altadena. Snow must have been about 2000 feet. We only had to hike 30 minutes to get the the bottom of the snow.
I was just there, Tues - Fri. The drive back on the 395 was pretty crazy, and the ground was mostly snow covered, all the way to maybe 5 miles before Magic Mtn. There must be some kind of record for most sq miles blanketed in snow in CA at one time. I've never seen anything like it.
"However, the warming is so far manifesting itself more in winters which are less cold than in much hotter summers. According to Dr David Viner, a senior research scientist at the climatic research unit (CRU) of the University of East Anglia, within a few years winter snowfall will become “a very rare and exciting event”.
“Children just aren’t going to know what snow is,” he said.
March 2000.
“Children just aren’t going to know what snow is,” he said.
March 2000.
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The Cone Peak access road was closed, but we still walked it a ways. Snow all over. Snow in Big Sur is always cool. Was snowing on us while we could look right down at the ocean.
the snow level was insane during their time up there. 26 feet where they were is incredible. spent a lot of winters at Donner lake and seen nothing close to that.