Aft the end of last winter season — which did not occur until after April 25 where I live, the last day we were able to ski and snowshoe — there were articles in papers and even television segments on how parts of Upper Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin experienced more than the usual number of septic systems with freezing problems. This was attributed to the lack of continuous snow cover. Statistics were given indicating the trend has been for decreasing snow cover over the past 30 years.
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