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To: longz who wrote (25566)	6/23/2025 4:36:16 PM
From: LoneClone	of 25634

Cold fronts can drop snow in high altitude areas like Elkford and the Coquihalla just about any time of the year. I remember a surprise snowfall while hiking in Kootenay Park north of Elkford in the middle of August. We had to camp in a different spot than we had planned that night, but fortunately it soon melted. The cool weather and precip has helped with the fire situation in BC -- we are down to under 80 fires burning in the province right now -- but the underlying droughts are still there, depending on what happens through the rest of the summer, which is predicted to be hot and dry, alas. LC

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