Mother Nature’s volatility makes a high desert winter just right.
As a resident of Nevada’s high desert, my favorite season is winter. By the time March is here, the Midwest and the East Coast can count on another few weeks blanketed with snow, and folks in the South can predict sunshine and rely on temperatures hovering around the 70s. The high desert’s appeal is in Mother Nature’s unpredictability.
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