Sorry, hit "send" too soon.
Wanted to ask where in Washington you were planning on being this year? I'd let you know what the locals are saying about the area. OR... Hey, Yeah... I could go check it out myself! What a wonderful reason (excuse) for a fishing trip!!! Be happy too, no problem.
Tyin' Time!
Tyanna
From: Wes Wada
Sent: 1/22/2003 7:44:45 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [VFB] Cold eh!
Here in Central Oregon (Bend), we have highs around 46-48 and a low of
33. Light showers and cloudy. It has felt like spring the last two
days.
I have never seen a winter here with so little snow and almost no cold
weather in town. (we are at 3600' elevation and on the east side of
the Cascade Range.) In Central Oregon, except for a surprise,
fast-disappearing storm in early November, our snow cover this winter
in the lower elevations has amounted to one storm that left 1 inch!
The Oregon mountains aren't doing much better...about 90 inches at the
ski mountain, and only 75% of normal moisture. That follows a year
that was a borderline drought year that featured some major forest
fires.
Not a good sign. I hear from my mother in Colorado, there hasn't been
much moisture there either. How's it going in north Washington state?
(planning a trip there this season.)
Gonna have a bunch of grumpy fish this coming season!!
Wes
On Wednesday, January 22, 2003, at 07:21 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> This sucks Ken! It is 2 degrees out right now. windchill of -25
>
> expecting 8 inches of lake effect snow tonight.
>
> thanks alot
>
> john
>
> "Ken, Carolyn, Alex and Hershel" wrote:
>
>> How are all you folks enjoying that blast of good old Canadian winter
>> eh?
>>
>> Good weather for a barbeque!
>>
>> Ken MacGillivray
>> Balmy Vancouver
>>
>>
>>
>
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