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        <Summary>Summit County visitors come for the snow, and for the mild summers.  But what causes each?</Summary>
        <Description>&lt;p&gt;Coming to ski?&amp;nbsp; Snowboard?&amp;nbsp; How about rafting, sailing, hiking, mountain climbing, or bicycling?&amp;nbsp; Visitors come for all of the above.&amp;nbsp; And many purchase real estate here to maximize their experiences.&amp;nbsp; We've had &amp;quot;bad&amp;quot; snow years and great snow years (like this 2004-5 season).&amp;nbsp; Other than environmental changes, what brings us snow?&amp;nbsp; What stops it from getting here?&amp;nbsp; And what do the mountains really have to do with it?&amp;nbsp; &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;One of the best explanations I've found is on my &lt;a title="Mountain Weather" href="http://www.highcountryaerie.net/weather.htm" target="_blank"&gt;good friend's website&lt;/a&gt;.&amp;nbsp; Owned by Paul and Cora Winters (transplants from Ohio), their site takes snapshots from past weather patterns and explains how it works.&amp;nbsp; It's worth checking out. &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;However, regardless of the amount of precipitation, you'll love it here because the climate is generally dry.&amp;nbsp; Since we live at 9,000 to 10,000 feet, the air is cooler.&amp;nbsp; Hence, evaporation doesn't occur as freely, and the moisture tends to stay on the ground or in bodies of water rather than in the air.&amp;nbsp; This tends to even out the feeling of hot and cold you have.&amp;nbsp; In the winter, a dry cold is much &amp;quot;warmer&amp;quot; that the moist cold felt in lower parts of the country.&amp;nbsp; You on a sunny day of around 30 degrees, you'll actually see many people skiing without coats on.&amp;nbsp; In the summer, hot days only get to about 80 degrees, and even then, you just don't perspire as much as you do in the lowlands.&amp;nbsp; &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Come visit.&amp;nbsp; You'll be comfortable - and you'll like all we have to offer. &lt;/p&gt;</Description>
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