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I am enjoying reading the Mason 43-101, a choice of a mine there or Balama..... You work it out !

Mason project looks good, for 5 months of the year


5.2 Climate
The northern boreal forest region receives an extreme range of weather conditions throughout the year. Summers are short, from June to September with variably dry to wet with local storms, which may give heavy rainfall. Humidity ranges from very dry to quite humid. Lightning from thunderstorms is a frequent cause of forest fires, which are a normal hazard in any 10-year period. Autumn is quite changeable with abrupt shifts from almost summery conditions to frost and back in 48 hours. As the autumn progresses, colder days are more frequent, and snow may start as early as late September, but more commonly, snow stays on the ground after mid-November. Winter is cold with very short days and temperatures to -40°C. Snow may come in storms with 30 cm snowfalls. Spring is the opposite of autumn in the variability of daily temperatures and precipitation. It lasts from April to June. However, frost may occur in any month of the year as well as above freezing temperatures. The weather affects exploration work by restricting the mapping and trenching and other activities where access to the soil surface is required to summer and fall. Drilling and geophysical surveys can be conducted year-round.