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North America
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Over the past few days, our snow alert system has been busy sending warnings of new snow for the Canadian Rockies – the first time this season. With a strong La Nina, we would expect a steady stream of Pacific storms pouring into the Pacific NW. This is just what the forecast for the next 7 days shows with Whistler bearing the full brunt on Saturday night and then again on Tuesday and yet again on Friday. Too mild for snow at resort level this close to the coast and this early in the season, but above mid-station we expect to see the accumulation of another 50cm of fresh snow by Wednesday. As these weather systems push deep into the continent on a NE track, many resorts in the Pacific NW and the northern Rockies will enjoy excellent early season snowfalls.
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
You're expecting the snow to reach the Lancashire uplands, are you? wink
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