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More than 50 centimetres of new snow in the past week means the Mount Washington Alpine Resort will extend its season.

  • Mar. 25, 2013 4:00 p.m.
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More than 50 centimetres of new snow in the past week means the Mount Washington Alpine Resort will extend its season. The forecast is calling for stellar spring conditions over the next few days. With a base of over 300 cm

More than 50 centimetres of new snow in the past week means the Mount Washington Alpine Resort will extend its season. The forecast is calling for stellar spring conditions over the next few days. With a base of over 300 cm

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