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Does it snow in Orange County, california?

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tiki mick posted on 12/31/2012

Why yes, it does. The santa ana mountains are right now covered with more snow then I can ever remember seeing! Even the middle section of the range (Bald Peak) has a mount fuji-like covering of snow right now....and saddleback is completely white!

ATP
Atomic Tiki Punk posted on 12/31/2012

What? it is just wet & cold here at the beach.......

KBT3

Snow in Orange County? Yea, right! Next thing you will try and tell me is that it snows on one of the Hawaiian Islands.


[->>King Bushwich 33rd on Hulu.com

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SpaceAgeCity posted on 12/31/2012

We do get snow in Orange County -- usually just a rare light dusting on the upper reaches of the Santa Ana Mountains. (And just to clarify, the iconic double-peak is called Old Saddleback, with the taller side being Santiago Peak and the shorter being Modjeska Peak.) That said, we haven't had a good snowfall that blanketed the whole county since 1949. So save the money you would have spent on snow shoes and go buy more Hawaiian shirts instead. (See how I brought that around to being on-topic?)

TM
tiki mick posted on 12/31/2012
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tikilongbeach posted on 12/31/2012

On 2012-12-30 18:08, King Bushwich the 33rd wrote:
Snow in Orange County? Yea, right! Next thing you will try and tell me is that it snows on one of the Hawaiian Islands.


[->>King Bushwich 33rd on Hulu.com [ Edited by: King Bushwich the 33rd 2012-12-30 18:09 ]

I think you were kidding King Bushwich so I'm posting this for fun.
You can snowboard on 14,000 foot Mauna Kea volcano. Instead of hitting soft vegetation or dirt you land on volcanic rock, ouch!
http://www.aloha-hawaii.com/big-island/snowboarding/

KBT3

Well, OK, I guess Orange County, CA and the Big Island of Hawaii do get some naturally made snow.

But you will NEVER get any vog in Orange County, CA!

ATP
Atomic Tiki Punk posted on 01/01/2013

I remember we had air issues after the "Mount St. Helens" eruption.....sooooo.
On a different note, we had our house covered in ash several times from the California fires

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bigtikidude posted on 01/02/2013

I heard that is snowed in Anaheim in 1955.

It snowed 1 time in San Jose Ca. when I lived there between 73 and 81,
and I was sick and couldn't go out and play in it.
:(

Jeff(btd)

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RevBambooBen posted on 01/09/2013

This weekend low 30. Global warming. Brrrrrr!!!!

p.s. that's in HB!!!

[ Edited by: RevBambooBen 2013-01-09 03:06 ]

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bigtikidude posted on 01/10/2013

I see it getting down to 35 in HB.
cold yes, but not below freezing

KBT3

[ Edited by: King Bushwich the 33rd 2014-03-01 14:06 ]

KBT3

No snow in this storm but major damage done in Toluca Lake!

ATP
Atomic Tiki Punk posted on 03/01/2014

Oh No! Big Boy Down!

UB
Unga Bunga posted on 03/02/2014

It snowed a lot there in the Eighties (Im sure it still does).

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bigtikidude posted on 03/07/2014

On 2014-03-02 10:25, Unga Bunga wrote:
It snowed a lot there in the Eighties (Im sure it still does).

That's the only way he can muster up the desire to sleep
With Miss Piggy.

Jeff btd

[ Edited by: bigtikidude 2014-03-07 20:39 ]

KBT3

Snow in Huntington Beach?!
KTLA News

Well, almost

ATP
Atomic Tiki Punk posted on 03/03/2015

We did get a little hail this morning, it melted almost immediately though
and now the sun is out, California weather, sorry rest of the country
I keep thinking of Rick "Big Kahuna" out in Boston, pretending to be a snowman.

KBT3

Pack your swimsuit AND your parka.

Huffington Post: Hawaii Summer 2016 Snow

On 2012-12-31 14:04, tikilongbeach wrote:

On 2012-12-30 18:08, King Bushwich the 33rd wrote:
Snow in Orange County? Yea, right! Next thing you will try and tell me is that it snows on one of the Hawaiian Islands.


[->>King Bushwich 33rd on Hulu.com
[ Edited by: King Bushwich the 33rd 2012-12-30 18:09 ]

I think you were kidding King Bushwich so I'm posting this for fun.
You can snowboard on 14,000 foot Mauna Kea volcano. Instead of hitting soft vegetation or dirt you land on volcanic rock, ouch!
http://www.aloha-hawaii.com/big-island/snowboarding/

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Tiki Roa posted on 10/12/2016

I met that dude Hobie from Baywatch at a 7-11 in 1996 in Huntington Beach and i think he was pretty snowed up

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