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Old 11-21-23, 10:36 AM
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gecho
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It has been staying very mild lately. Combined with 2 large snowfalls earlier in the month the ground is wet, and won't dry out. So early morning cold means firm dirt, and afternoon warmth means mud. Looks like the warmth is going to continue into December. Messy but at least I don't need a balaclava yet. There have been a few El Ninos where this pattern stuck around all winter giving us a break from the typical arctic winters. Downside is if that happens it will be cloudy most of the winter with frequent fog.

About 6 years ago I remember one ride where it was so foggy I couldn't see light in any direction just outside the city. Just the glow of my own headlight illuminating the fog. Triggered a sensation of claustrophobia.

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