»Frederic / Gaylord Area Trail Report – Sledheads of Frederic – 12/07
Frederic / Gaylord Area Trail Report – Sledheads of Frederic – 12/07
FREDERIC / GAYLORD AREA UPDATE via Sledheads of Frederic – 12/07
It doesn’t get much better for a start than this, with probably about a foot of wet thick heavy snow. Trails were fantastic yesterday, my friend Tim and I started out in Grayling and rode up to Frederic and then continued the long loop back to Grayling. No dirt showing and only passed a few other sleds. I have been out plowing already this morning and I saw one truck at the trailhead just west of Grayling and it looked like he was stuck, not everything is plowed well yet so be leary of what you head into.
As usual when we do get a big dumping like we had there arent many sleds out as it takes time for people to get here, Its 12 degrees this morning and as more riders show up the snow will get used up. This makes for a great base so this should be a decent starter weekend. Gotta go and plow some more, Thanks for checking in. Pete
FROM Meteorologist Brad Sugden >> I need to post this image again because WOW. I can't recall the last time nearly all of the United States was forecast to be below average. Before anyone gets on the "SEE CLIMATE CHANGE IS FAKE" train... one of these below average maps DOES NOT negate the other 500 above average ones. Trends, folks. Trends. Nothing is a straight line. The warming temperature trend line is full of peaks and valleys with an overall increasing trend. 🙂 #miweather #keweenaw#westernup #marquette #munising #seney #newberry #soo #straitsarea#petoskey#gaylord#cadillac#traversecityI need to post this image again because WOW. I can't recall the last time nearly all of the United States was forecast to be below average.
Before anyone gets on the "SEE CLIMATE CHANGE IS FAKE" train... one of these below average maps DOES NOT negate the other 500 above average ones. Trends, folks. Trends. Nothing is a straight line. The warming temperature trend line is full of peaks and valleys with an overall increasing trend. 🙂 ... See MoreSee Less
After Thanksgiving, a large portion of the U.S. will likely see below normal temperatures into early December. And of course, there's southern Florida. 🌞