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Subject: Iditarod Blues

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Boyd Percy

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Date Posted: 01:17:44 03/06/14 Thu

I just looked at some pictures of the sled race on the internet. Some parts of the trail didn't have any snow. I guess that makes racing very difficult. Alaska probably could use some of the snow that was dumped on the upper Midwest and Eastern U.S.

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[> Subject: Re: Iditarod Blues

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wexwiz543
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Date Posted: 10:16:09 03/06/14 Thu

This winter has been quite mild for Alaska. The upper air wind pattern has brought warm air to Alaska most of the winter. Consequently, they have been getting rain rather than snow in many places.

Wex

>I just looked at some pictures of the sled race on the
>internet. Some parts of the trail didn't have any
>snow. I guess that makes racing very difficult. Alaska
>probably could use some of the snow that was dumped
>on the upper Midwest and Eastern U.S.