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This was the rather odd sight here yesterday when snow blew its unwelcome self back into our weather picture, sticking to the trees but not the warm ground!
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Here in the Okanogan Valley we are blessed with all four of the seasons through out the year. Every year around this time, we experience what I call the Winter/Spring Tussle, where we have an interesting (and sometimes frustrating!) mix of these two seasons. It begins in the last couple weeks of February and sometimes lasts till mid April. During the Tussle, we can experience all the weather patterns that these two seasons have to offer (sometimes in one day!). One day the temperatures soar, we see green grass and buds on trees. We shed our coats and think about putting away our snow shovels and winter boots. And then the next day we may have single-digit temps with a biting wind that causes us to put on an extra layer, grab another log for the fire and make hot soup for dinner. Back and forth it goes. Spring always wins, but Winter puts up a good fight!
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We only had a light one this year so far…..
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