At 01:15 PM 6/14/2002 +0000, you wrote:
>The monsoon is a pretty dependable phenomenon in Arizona, at
>least at higher elevations (if not in the deserts), and I
>would expect all the National Forests in this state to reopen
>sometime in July. The exact time depends on when the monsoon
>starts, and whether it starts vigorously or slowly. It's very
>doubtful any forests will still be closed by August 1. But
>expect things to remain closed for the next 3-4 weeks.
I have been talking to some of the folks down here in the Coronado National
Forest and it looks like it is going to take just a little more than just
rain to open the forest.
We need to get enough rain to bring the moisture levels in the forest up to
a point to where the danger level no longer exists. Given how long it has
been since we have had any rain, I suspect that it will be a few weeks into
the monsoons before the Coronado Opens. I can hardly wait, this is turning
into a very boring summer.
Scott
Team My Blue Heaven
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