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Needle Grass & Snow Drought.





Last Sunday my wife and I took a drive up to the Sacramento mountains. Halfway between Artesia and Hope we encountered a stretch where the needle grass has been blowing across U.S. Hwy 285. Really this nasty stuff has been pretty tame so far compared to previous years. 

A snow drought continues across the Sac's as evident by the bottom photo shot just east of Cloudcroft.

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