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Date Posted: 09:38:58 06/06/08 Fri
Author: Varmit
Subject: I bet you woke up yesterday morning and thought you were in Wyoming instead of New Mexico. Been watching the radar early in the morning and late at night and see snow in Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho and even Nevada about everyday. Was at Cheyenne one year and the first day of the rodeo it was only 40 degrees and snowing some in the high elevations west of Laramie. I could use some snow just for moisture. Opened my mouth to soon a couple of months ago when we got all that rain. After that the wind started blowing non stop and haven't had any rain since.
In reply to: Hap 's message, "Snow in June in New Mexico. Al needs to explain global warming to Mother Nature.," on 13:05:35 06/05/08 Thu


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