At least someone is getting snow - Blizzard in Hawaii

[hollohas]

Big Island summits may get 12"+ of snow.

https://forecast.weather.gov/showsigwx.php?warnzone=HIZ028&warncounty=HIC001&firewxzone=HIZ228&local_place1=14%20Miles%20SSW%20Bradshaw%20Army%20 Air%20Field%20HI&product1=Blizzard+Warning&lat=19.5857&lon=-155.6297#.YaqJeNDMKUk

[stenz]

That is awesome.

[Eric P]

20 years ago we drove from Hilo to mauna Kea in February. 80s in Hilo to 20s and snow. About an hour drive.

[hollohas]

What's the elevation of the highest summit there?

[XJ]

What's the elevation of the highest summit there?


Just a bit less than Pikes Peak

[mb504]

Just a bit less than Pikes Peak

But you start out at sea level, instead 5k, to get to the top.

[XJ]

Not to get into a rude & pointless pissing match: but...once you exceed the tolerable living elevation of libtards: textbook chemistry, engineering, and physics start to "amazingly" apply [ROFL1]

[Hummer]

Well, we seriously need snow in the mountains and throughout Colorado. But in lieu of that I might be satisified with warm water and beautiful Hawaiian girls on the sandy shore in front of the cabin.

[BPTactical]

Global Warming

[Gman]

I was complaining about the lack of rainfall this summer. Well....that changed in a big way. With the record rainfall and flooding in the PNW, I guess we're getting your moisture. Rainier is completely white down to the lower 3-4,000 feet.