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Environmental News Network: If it seemed like Oregon has had a lot of unseasonably warm days this winter, well, it’s because we have. Now the focus is on a very low snowpack – and the implications that may have later this year.
The meteorological winter – which is comprised of December, January and February – recently wrapped up and depending on where you live in Oregon, it was one of the warmest – if not the warmest – winters on record.
“It has been a very, very warm winter – almost historically so,” said Philip Mote,......
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Warm Winter in Pacific Northwest means less snowpack and water worries
Posted by Environmental News Network: Oregon State University on March 15th, 2015
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