Interesting Theory

For any other weather geeks:
Here is one take on the current cooling/temp plateau that we are experiencing. Interesting thoughts, don't quite buy it all since I think it has more to do with sun spot activity, but definitely an interesting read:
http://www.accuweather.com/mt-news-blogs.asp?partner=accuweather&traveler=0&blog=Meteomadness&pgurl=/mtweb/content/Meteomadness/archives/2009/06/multiyear_pattern_linkage_1.asp

Time will tell if this guy is onto something.

Going through some old pictures

Camels Hump from near the top of Bolton Valley, last winter.

Top of the Timberline Quad at Bolton, 6:00 PM, last December.

Ridley-Roo.

Dog days of summer. Sorry, had to use it.

Kettle Pond, one of our favorite canoe camping spots.

Sun peaking out on Mansfield's forehead.

Token Long Trail shot.

June Snow in New England

http://www.accuweather.com/mt-news-blogs.asp?partner=accuweather&blog=Weathermatrix&pgurl=/mtweb/content/Weathermatrix/archives/2009/06/who_got_june_1st_frost_snow.asp

If you read, Saranac Lake (valley locale) was reporting heavy snow, down to 1/4 mile vis.
Pic of Jay: http://www.jaypeakresort.com/en/jay_peak/conditions/

Not unheard of, just not that common. We just had a frost at our house.

By the way there is a cut-off low spinning of the coast of Cali, wondering if when that makes it on shore later this week whether or not it will bring some snows to the Sierras. Either way, good to see Cali may get some beneficial rains out of it.