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Just, on average? Does it melt off fast or stick around?
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Many thanks!
Last edited by ArtMom; 06-01-2007 at 04:13 PM.. |
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You will see several snowy episodes in Grants Pass every winter, but it normally melts off in a few days. You can usually get into Medford, but I-5 north is often "chains required" and Siskiyou Summit into California sometimes closes completely. If you are going to live out of town, tire chains or 4wd is pretty much a requirement.
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