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"Wet southern states to contrast drought in West"
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"Wet southern states to contrast drought in West"
"Steve Scoville, a WNYTΒ reporter back in 1987, filed this report on a freak snowstorm hitting the Capital Region on October 4, 1987."
Maybe it's too soon to be thinking about winter camping but this is still an interesting video.
Winter is coming, especially in Montana.
"For a few fleeting hours Sunday, people perched in the arid heights of northwest Algeria caught sight of something rarely seen: the Sahara Desert, shrouded in white. Residents of Ain Sefra, a small town surrounded by the Atlas Mountains of Northern Africa, walked outside to find a dusting of snow underfoot β and more than a foot of it crowding the town's outer boundaries."
"While it's not unheard of β snow visited this landscape in December 2016, after all β the wintry weather is indeed rare for the region: As NPR's Maggie Penman pointed out at the time, the last major snowfall in Ain Sefra before that happened in 1979."