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naturist
Dec 09, 2013Nomad II
http://www.nps.gov/grca/planyourvisit/weather-condition.htm#CP_JUMP_155163
I was there a couple years ago in mid-september, and as we were driving in, there was a hail storm that left a couple inches of accumulation on the ground. It melted off in a few hours. But a couple days later as we were hiking on the Bright Angel Trail, a thunderstorm dumped more hail on us. Again, left a half-inch or so on the ground that took an hour or so to melt off.
So read the web page, and bear in mind that weather in the fall is highly variable.
I was there a couple years ago in mid-september, and as we were driving in, there was a hail storm that left a couple inches of accumulation on the ground. It melted off in a few hours. But a couple days later as we were hiking on the Bright Angel Trail, a thunderstorm dumped more hail on us. Again, left a half-inch or so on the ground that took an hour or so to melt off.
So read the web page, and bear in mind that weather in the fall is highly variable.
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