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jamesdeluxe wrote:Seven feet/eight days: that pesky January snow drought again.
Marc_C wrote: if there's one time period I don't recommend to visitors, it's from about Jan 5 to Jan 25, or thereabouts.
admin wrote:it'll be super easy to break 1.5 million vertical feet
Tony Crocker wrote:Alta's snowfall as of Jan. 14 was 78% of normal
Tony Crocker wrote: but is now 100%. FYI counting or not counting October isn't relevant to these percentages because the 30.5 inches last October is close to Alta's reported 28.5 inch average. Any way you slice it Alta is dead average season-to-date.
Tony Crocker, who's analyzing Utah's snowpack from Austria with his failsafe spreadsheets.
jamesdeluxe wrote:Seven feet/eight days: that pesky January snow drought again.
jamesdeluxe wrote:Seven feet/eight days: that pesky January snow drought again.
EMSC wrote:jamesdeluxe wrote:Seven feet/eight days: that pesky January snow drought again.
You win the Internets for a day sir.
Marc_C wrote:jamesdeluxe wrote:Seven feet/eight days: that pesky January snow drought again.
It's been years and you and Tony still refuse to even remotely attempt to understand what Admin, me, and Eubanks (KSL) have been actually saying. The threads where we clearly state what is being said are in the archives. Anything further discussion is pointless.
EMSC wrote:Those basin charts are SWE, not snowfall BTW.
EMSC wrote:So basically Utah has had much wetter than normal snow this season than in 'average' years.
Marc_C wrote:It's been years and you and Tony still refuse to even remotely attempt to understand what Admin, me, and Eubanks (KSL) have been actually saying.
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