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Record snowdepths in California
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

@sugarmoma666
Yes, it's inevitable that within 6 weeks, the big melt is going to start.
Hopefully it is going to be a mild slow melt, not hot temperatures all of a sudden and then large floodings.

Strange as it may seem, unfortunately all this snow is yet another sign of climate change.
Climate change, leads to higher frequency and impact of extreme weather. That goes 2 sides:
- Warm and dry (like last 5 years in western US)
- Warm and humid (like this winter)

The weather pattern that causes all this snow is worrying.
It is called an atmospheric river. A coming-and-going of large water-laden depressions for months on end.
Just like the extreme floudings of 2021 in NL (Valkenburg), Ardennes and Eiffel. Jut like the Loire river in FR, totally dry in summer 2022.

Weather patterns that used to move with the jetstream in EU, now the jetstream slows down and areas of low pressure (summer 2021) and high pressure (summer 2022) remain in 1 spot for weeks on end. Where they used to move along nicely, would pass in 2-3 days, instead of now 2-3 weeks.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

And just like the big flooding events in the west of the UK eg. Storm Desmond. Long fetch saturated tropical air condensing out on the Lake District, western Pennines, Snowdonia and the southern uplands.
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