Re: [CDT-L] Snow Updates

>	Mark, I'm not sure the CDT actually goes through Arizona, does it?  I
>thought it stayed in New Mexico this far south.

OOPS, not Arizona. It was late when I wrote this message. Yes, I meant to
say New Mexico.  (Thanks Earl)

So here's my question again. Where would a north-bound thru hiker most
likely run into snow? Or to re-word this, in a normal year where along the
trail would one expect to first encounter snow, in northern New Mexico or
southern Colorado? These 2 URL's are maps of snow sensors in these two states.

http://www.wrcc.sage.dri.edu/snotel/snonmex.html
http://www.wrcc.sage.dri.edu/snotel/snocolo.html

Mark Dixon

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