0 Degrees Fahrenheit
A comfortable camp while in the woods is one which affords shelter from the wind and storm.
Daniel Carter Beard, The Field and Forest Handy Book, 1906
The outside thermometer registered 0 degrees Fahrenheit this morning, it may have said -1 degree Fahrenheit, but I didn't want to look too closely. Not bad for April 10th!
We got much needed snow with this storm, but not enough. I just read that the snow pack at Bear Lake in Rocky Mountain National Park is at 49 percent of normal and the Wild Basin snow pack is at 54 percent.
It's going to be a long hot, dry and very scary summer. The wildland firefighters will be very happy.
Daniel Carter Beard, The Field and Forest Handy Book, 1906
The outside thermometer registered 0 degrees Fahrenheit this morning, it may have said -1 degree Fahrenheit, but I didn't want to look too closely. Not bad for April 10th!
We got much needed snow with this storm, but not enough. I just read that the snow pack at Bear Lake in Rocky Mountain National Park is at 49 percent of normal and the Wild Basin snow pack is at 54 percent.
It's going to be a long hot, dry and very scary summer. The wildland firefighters will be very happy.
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