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I've never seen snow in August. That would be crazy

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I'm at a higher elevation. Shit, they get snow on Mt. Washington during summer - like sometimes they'll get snow in July - and they're not even a very tall mountain. I guess we can too, but I've never seen it. We're also above the meridian, the 45th latitude.

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The only mountain I know of around here is 90 miles away and that doesn't get any early snow at the top

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Yeah, I'm in the mountains. I'm about 2600' above sea level. If you go out back and keep walking up, you'll get to about 3000' above sea level.