Around here is only this part of Oregon that has such mild weather. Once you cross the Cascades to the east, it's a completely different story... same as it is in Washington State.
However, I can see why the Oregon Trail ended at Oregon City and why the settlers preferred the Willamette Valley over the remainder of the state.
I was in Grants Pass, OR last week, over 6" of rain in 24 hrs.
Three solid days of rain, the rivers looked like chocolate milk.
I heard the fishing was great two days after I left.
Non stop snow since about 1100 this afternoon on the southern tip of flathead lake. On the way to coffee this morning, I noticed that Polson bay froze over. Don't look like I'm going to put the shovel away this week.
The weather here in Montana has been shitty through all the Month of February. It seems like it has snowed almost every day. Was supposed to go to Belgrade today but that's out as there is a snow storm in that area. While I don't have as much as the areas north of me, I do have the cold and icy driving conditions
Ex wife lives in Hamilton and posted up a picture of her front yard. Got to be at least 3' of snow in there and another big dump due today. Not a bad thing as she needs to loose weight ..... a shovel and snow will work on that.
All that snow sliding down a hill and inside of a town no less. Should make people that live in town with a hill at their back, wary.
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