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Roger Hogan

February 16, 2021 05:16PM

Registered: 16 years ago
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This is the report from this morning. It has started snowing again and is suppose to continue thru morning.

NORMAL PRECIP. JAN THRU
END OF MONTH: 1.85
PRECIP. JAN TO DATE: 2.31***
NORMAL PRECIP. THIS
MONTH: 1.83
PRECIP. THIS MONTH: 0.58

NORMAL SNOWFALL JULY THRU END OF MONTH: 76.95
SNOWFALL JULY TO DATE: 75.0
NORMAL SNOWFALL FOR THIS MONTH : 21.23
SNOWFALL THIS MONTH: 14.00

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Chama Snow Today	Roger Hogan	February 14, 2021 09:52AM
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