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The long wait for winter had snowhounds on edge

The River snowshoe route's path is covered in snow as a small information board shows the trail map.
The River snowshoe route at the Salmon Ridge Sno-Park had a thin layer of snow on Saturday, Jan. 6. Forecasts this week called for welcomed snow in the North Cascades down to 1,000 feet. (Photo by Elliott Almond)
By Elliott Almond CDN Contributor
Nordic skier Jim Rhodes remained skeptical that winter would make a grand entrance this week no matter what the forecasts suggested. “I’ll believe it when I see it,” said Rhodes, one of nine volunteer members of Washington’s Winter Recreation Advisory Committee. No one could blame the Whatcom County resident for refusing to accept the word of the National Weather Service, which issued a blizzard warning starting Tuesday, Jan. 9 as snow fell across the Cascades. The seven-day foreca

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