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Snowfall is extremely high, I only like snowfall up to 100 inches (254 cm) a year, and that's still a very high amount.
And, summer temperatures are way too high for my liking. Precipitation patterns and quantity are very nice (except that amount of snow). I wouldn't like that much snow and that hot summers. Winter temperatures are pretty mild for me, but still, if there's that amount snow, I wouldn't like to go outside.
Good climate, except for the summers. But it is far from being the snowiest place or the snowiest inhabited town in the world; it is even partially on the leeward side of the mountains in the area.
not bad at all. the question is how long into spring that massive quantitiy of snow will last.
The snowpack is often still quite high at the beginning of April; then, after a rapid melting, it is usually completely gone by late April/early May.
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